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Exempel på hur man kan använda CONCRETENESS i en mening
- He compared atonality to abstract art and tonality to concrete art and compared his artistic evolution with the painter Philip Guston's, saying "the tension between concreteness and abstraction" is a fundamental issue for both of them.
- The thinkers that perhaps had the largest influence on Loomer were Henry Nelson Wieman and Alfred North Whitehead, and yet Loomer came to believe that even these two sometimes fell into the trap of "misplaced concreteness" in their respective versions of theism.
- The wood of the African corkwood tree has a frail concreteness and has a tendency to mold and tarnish easily.
- In his first examples, he uses the verbal forms (1) 'It is true that ___' and (2) 'It is false that ___', for the sake of concreteness filling in the blanks with the sentential clause 'Caesar was murdered'.
- Karabyts' vocal-symphonic works tend to conceptual concreteness, entertainment, achieved by dramaturgical functions of the narrator, independent and rather active role of the poetic component, program accuracy of musical expression, genre associativity, timbre dramaturgy, etc.
- Reification (also known as concretism, hypostatization, or the fallacy of misplaced concreteness) is a fallacy of ambiguity, when an abstraction (abstract belief or hypothetical construct) is treated as if it were a concrete real event or physical entity.
- Other factors which have been shown to facilitate redintegration include the ease of item imageability, familiarity with the language, and word concreteness.
- It is a world of absurd concreteness and thunderous materiality without philosophizing and psychologizing, wonderfully plain, simple, but in the intensity of existential feeling enchantingly magical.
- It is said that Guro was the most "urbanist" of the early twentieth-century Russian poets for the "concreteness" of her representations of the Russian cityscape.
- Simion writes that the book has as its fortes the "concreteness of images", a "gentle or not so gentle" irony, and, overall, "a limpidness reminding one about the clarity of deepest wells"; the book's universe, he argues, is "flat perhaps, but transparent".
- Initially it was believed that the factor causing phonological dyslexia was lexicality; however, other factors such as imageability and concreteness also play a critical role in reading.
- This has its root in the absolutization of abstractive analytical thought, as opposed to the concreteness of living persons.
- " Holdren praised the mirror scene between Burrows and Spahr for strongly conveying the "physical concreteness of the revolutionary urge: the marvel of seeing oneself as whole and human for the first time.
- The first group received CNT, the second group received bogus concreteness training (BGT), and the third group was a wait-list (WL) control condition that received no treatment.
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