abstraction <an abstraction; abstractions> N
- abstraction
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- abstraction REL
- تَجْريد الفِكْرَةِ أو الشّيْءِ إلخ
- abstraction REL
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- abstraction REL
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- abstraction LAW
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- abstraction LAW
- اسْتِخْلاص أدوية
- abstraction LAW
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- abstraction LAW
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- abstraction LAW
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- abstraction SCHOOL
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- abstraction SCHOOL
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- abstraction LAW
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- abstraction LAW
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abstraction
- abstraction
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abstraction of documents ECON
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These sophisticated geometric abstractions reflect a subtle understanding of the interplay between color and form.
en.wikipedia.org His screen works display abstractions that vary infinitely due to random sequencing.
en.wikipedia.org What makes this tutoring system stand out is the additional levels of abstraction involved in its results.
en.wikipedia.org It is threatened by habitat loss, pollution, water abstraction and river damming.
en.wikipedia.org Some design processes specifically generate designs that contain various levels of abstraction.
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