Its abstractness indeed prevented that inwardness from developing into anything, or from originating any special forms, whether cognitive principles or moral laws; but nevertheless it absolutely refused to accept or indulge anything possessing the character of an externality.
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His work, of course, has always shown purpose, telling stories and history in bold, primary colors and with a fine sense of economy _ an almost abstractness all the more powerful for its absence of sentimentality and preachiness.
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Activation is mediated by the level of abstractness of the set switch in an anterior to posterior fashion within the PFC, with the most anterior activations elicited by set switches and the most posterior activations resulting from stimulus or perceptual switches.
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Several of her works up to the early 1990s achieve abstractness through large monochrome surfaces of varied strengths in which there are almost identical objects, providing the viewer to confusion as his gaze wanders around in the absence of fixed points.
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The'abstractness'of Anand's writing has been a cause for criticism, from people alleging he does not actually name concrete people and organizations, instead relying on a historical and abstract narrative, even in his political essays.
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Nixon, in an attempt to expand the understanding of the principle of confidentiality to cover his own specific refusal to cooperate with Congress, used the abstractness of the term to his benefit, claiming that right to confidentiality was the more central term.
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Rankine attacks a different part of your brain when using an image, and her reasons for that is to interject abstractness to force you to rethink the historical picture, and ask the reader to go out of their way to do some of their own research.
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Another study further extended these results by demonstrating that the level of abstractness of the switch type influenced recruitment of differing regions in the PFC depending on whether the participant was asked to make a cognitive set switch, a response switch, or a stimulus or perceptual switch.
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The " New Statesman " rather focused on shortcomings of " Freefall " : " In an impressive final chapter, Stiglitz takes apart the theorists of market fundamentalism-for their abstractness, their failure to see where economics should stop and sociology begin.
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Despite that, and despite a certain blandness in the writing _ freedom as a matter of " divergent connotations and applications, " for example _ and despite the abstractness of his approach, Foner has written an instructive book on the spirit of American political life.
