abstraction
বিমূর্তন
definition
noun
topics will vary in degrees of abstraction
the quality of dealing with ideas rather than events.
geometric abstraction has been a mainstay in her work
freedom from representational qualities in art.
translation of 'abstraction'
অপসারণ,
অন্যমনস্ক অবস্থা,
অপহরণ
noun
প্রত্যাহরণ,
বিমূর্তন
example
Geometric 'abstraction' , thirties activism, and Surrealism had their day in American art, but not at the Intimate Gallery or An American Place.
These contemporary landscape artists occupy a shifting terrain, bridging 'abstraction' and representation.
At this point, neorealism returns full circle to neoclassical 'abstraction' and its generalizing quality.
The aim is to increase the awareness of the existing legislative and regulatory framework in relation to water 'abstraction' , production limitations and effluent discharges.
she sensed his momentary 'abstraction'
Software is not just an 'abstraction' that exists in isolation.
In this case, this involved costing restrictions on water 'abstraction' and hydroelectric power station operation in order to maintain minimum in-stream flows.
Such painters as Yamaguchi, Saito and Onosato embraced the ideas of post-war 'abstraction' .
The Prince Bishop of Redmond toddled to his seat before the Joint Economic Committee with an air of 'abstraction' and settled himself gently, only to discover that his two Evangelists had no place at the table.
Here the secret of American hegemony has lain rather in formulaic 'abstraction' , the basis for the fortune of Hollywood.
Indeed, one might argue that the languages of music and of dance share a degree of 'abstraction' somewhat compromised by the incursion of word and plot.
That exercise provides no support at all for the idea that Heather is incapable of handling 'abstraction' .
This historical perspective is by no means simply a theoretical 'abstraction' .
America cannot intervene, because the nation exists only as an 'abstraction' .
Murray is adept at achieving an osmotic relationship of sorts between geometric and painterly 'abstraction' .
River keeper John Hounslow said 'abstraction' of millions of litres of water a day from the river at Axford by Thames Water combined with record dry spells had already reduced the river to worrying levels.
Water supply in drainage basins is provided either by direct 'abstraction' from rivers or by impoundment, which requires the construction of reservoirs.
In all these cases the process has been one of simplification; of generalisation; and, to some degree, of 'abstraction' .
The new survey data will help United Utilities to monitor water 'abstraction' more accurately than ever before.
On the Thames these days, with increased water 'abstraction' , the river tends to go quickly from a flood to a no-flow situation.
Money is a numeric 'abstraction' that facilitates the trade of ideas and goods.
It is a work of perfect weighting that shows that Hodgkin can still patrol the slippery frontiers between 'abstraction' and representation.
As a result, the world of nature is studied in 'abstraction' from the reality of God.
She seems quiet and reserved, carefully fingering the showy flowers with a wistful air of 'abstraction' , lost in her own thoughts.
Drainage and water 'abstraction' already damage wetlands - peat deposits with all that they can tell us about past environments.
This may turn into a hypothetical u2018poeticsu2019 of the religious visual image but at least it would be rooted in reality rather than in a realm of 'abstraction' .
In the early years of the 20th century the Dutch artist Piet Mondrian was one of the first to take the step from representation to pure 'abstraction' .
That show laid out the paradigmatic, innovative modernist journey from representation to 'abstraction' .
In its submission, the IWAI said the EIS statement showed the 'abstraction' would impact on water levels and considerably affect navigation in average summers.
No doubt reduced flows, due to water 'abstraction' , increased clarity and apparent reduction in numbers of smaller species have all played a part in this increase in bream sizes.
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