Do you find some comfort in abstracting the humanity from your songs?
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The second chapter of On The Horizon, titled Abstracting History, opens September 22.
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Abstracting away to the neural net, the physical cars and birds cease to matter.
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Replaying just last week, I found myself abstracting murders out to a math problem.
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Abstracting the body with a color suit is how I do that right now.
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They did this by abstracting the architecture to separate the storage and business logic tiers.
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However, Bearden was making art long before 1964, experimenting with various ways of abstracting form.
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A month later came "unevercallmebutIdontmindbecauseImintheclub," distilling and abstracting the song into a multitextured rhythm track.
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Abstracting that situation, though, are filters and frames that are too baroque for the play's own good.
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The film's lone sex scene is shot in part from abstracting angles and fades into a writhing blur.
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By abstracting the everyday, objects are made distressing, with an enormous cheese grater becoming an instrument of torture.
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In the domain of abstracting and contextualizing new information and unpredictable (news) events, human intelligence is still invincible.
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Driverless AI is an early step in the journey of democratizing and abstracting AI for non-technical users.
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Abstracting and subtracting the human form, Draxler simultaneously masks and uncovers both form and emotion, body and feeling.
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Malhotra and Luthra seem to be carving their careers out of abstracting away the complexity of highly technical things.
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Abstracting musical instruments out of live performances is not my favorite thing that a musical artist has ever attempted.
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CH: All this repetition, echoing, overlapping, and abstracting makes us feel the reality of what a self really is.
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In recent work, I trace performative and experimental impulse by abstracting the body through sculptural sound and video installation.
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Modernity's practice of abstracting the body, of reducing it to property, to labor, to profit is our fundamental ethical failing.
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Abstracting from the monthly vagaries of the data like these, underlying job growth remains closer to 175,000 jobs per month.
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"Machines are better at grinding out statistical deviations, [and] abstracting patterns from large data sets," Andrew Gardner at Symantec said.
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Further abstracting that experience, the screen version sometimes replaces the young cast with prerecorded adult actors performing the same script.
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The Senate chamber has the oxygenated, time-abstracting atmosphere of a casino on a slow night, the same woozy contextlessness.
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Innovation is the lifeblood of developers, yet, public clouds were increasingly abstracting away any details of the underlying infrastructure from developers.
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In some cases, the abstractions he came up with were longer than the actual code they were supposed to be abstracting.
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Using techniques borrowed from advertising — world-building, abstracting the female body — she started to poke fun at and upend these stereotypes.
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Another group section, acting out and abstracting the shooting of Laquan McDonald by Chicago police, is equally striking, unfocused and underdeveloped.
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Another group section, acting out and abstracting the shooting of Laquan McDonald by Chicago police, is equally striking, unfocused and underdeveloped.
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Back home, he fed his semi-abstracting campaign with motifs from summer sojourns in Gloucester, Massachusetts: signs, boat riggings, gas pumps.
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Objectivity is an orientation towards reality based on abstracting away, in various degrees, from subjective experience, and from individual points of view.
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Underlying job growth — abstracting from the near-term vagaries and upcoming revisions to the jobs data — is likely near 100,000 per month.
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But Holup's translation of the river into a two-dimensional surface divides and flattens its presentation, abstracting it and rendering it illegible.
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"Halprin is abstracting nature," said Charles Birnbaum, president of the Cultural Landscape Foundation, which organized the exhibition with the National Building Museum.
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There's real demand for intellectual work describing the ideas animating these movements while abstracting them from their baser nativist and racist elements.
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But the AMWA archive of Bisttram's unpublished drawings and words demonstrate a dedicated approach to capturing and abstracting the concept of movement.
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Instead of abstracting yourself into unreachable knots, do something practical: Write down all those things you wanted to say but didn't. Couldn't.
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Studying the physics of something usually requires first abstracting it into a simulation that's easier to manage than an actual mess of hair.
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That setting was a performance in itself about the dangers of abstracting violence, the rifle casually lying on a table among everyday objects.
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As I wrote in my review of 2016's Doom, it's fun precisely because of this flattening and abstracting of input to output.
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"We're taking a resume, we're building a statistical model around that resume, abstracting it out and the same for the job descriptions," Goodman said.
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His figures are mostly rabbits and frogs, sometimes wielding subliminal guns, often caught up in an abstracting whirl of esoteric lines or assemblage materials.
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She isn't depicting or abstracting it in order to objectify and dominate it, nor is she baring it as a form of feminist reclamation.
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Datacoral aims to make it easier for enterprises to build data products by abstracting away all of the complex infrastructure to organize and process data.
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Constantly bending, and abstracting, distorting and refracting, connecting and unifying concepts once the essence of an inspiring idea comes ashore like a special, invisible gift.
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While AWS charges on a per-use basis, Media Temple is abstracting all of this away from its users and rolling everything into two plans.
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The folded, pinched and corrugated fabric spiraled around the models' bodies, abstracting them, an exercise in shape and construction that just happened to become clothing.
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Ms. Mehretu, too, has long had an interest in abstracting geography, and her supremely confident paintings on paper bristle with suggestions of bodies in migration.
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"I thought to experiment with abstracting the idea of motion of the elements moving through space," Bisttram wrote of the small painting "Dancing Forms [B-113]" (1965).
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Several works here seem to riff on this painting, dismantling it, abstracting it and flooding it with white, as in "Study for Composition by Field," from 2008.
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Ms. Schutz has been faulted for "abstracting" Till's gruesome wounds, yet her sliding brushwork guides our eyes away from them, suggesting a kind of shocked visual reflex.
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Its angled mirrors refract the sepia tones and vibrant greens of the land as well as an endless expanse of sky, distorting and abstracting everything in view.
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That's untenable, so I just gave up and imported everything directly into Lightroom using my Mac, because my Mac doesn't insist on abstracting the filesystem away into nonsense.
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Related: Abstracting the Fleet: Dazzle Camouflage's Influence on Contemporary Art and Design How To Style Yourself To Fool The Machines Dazzle Camouflage Hides Corporate Logos In Optical Illusions
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"By using a specific color scheme and abstracting the characters, I visualized a place for all souls no matter color, gender or creed," Sneek told The Creators Project.
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However, Romans did have an extensive system for abstracting and then aesthetically or physically representing weights, measures, and amounts of money which would come to influence later Western systems.
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Mathematicians aren't limited by three spatial dimensions (technically, neither are physicists) and abstracting these problems to more dimensions can make them applicable to non-physical things, like computing algorithms.
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Outlawing encryption outright may be impossible, but by abstracting the question a bit, you find plenty of ways to get similar results without raising those pesky human rights questions.
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With "Les signes de l'Homme (Dématérialisation)" (1924/1986), we see Schlemmer raise the hyperreal issue of virtual dematerialization as interface between the human body and the abstracting, universalizing machine.
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Related: Let This Room-Sized Optical Illusion Swallow You Whole Abstracting the Fleet: Dazzle Camouflage's Influence on Contemporary Art and Design Dazzle Camouflage Hides Corporate Logos In Optical Illusions
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Others stick close to the rules of quantum mechanics, or are citizen science projects meant to solve some quantum computing problem by abstracting it, or to teach quantum computing topics.
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The idea of Packet was to bring back choice in infrastructure to these developers, while abstracting away the actual data center logistics that none of them wanted to work on.
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By abstracting the UI to a messaging interface, the tech giants are trying to solve the "go to the App Store and download the app and create a username" problem.
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Skate performs a trick on the player by implying that more gestural controls are closer to the source, but even that game is abstracting a massive amount of mechanical ability.
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But whatever the historical or philosophical reasons behind abstracting access to a file system and ringtones might be, that doesn't change the fact that this is a broken user experience.
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But you scoring 266,000 and, Carl, don't forget, abstracting from all these things regarding the Census Bureau and the GM strike, you have plus 41,000, plus 41,153 on the revisions.
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Built around standard Jupyter notebooks, Deepnote wants to provide data scientists with a cloud-based platform that allows them to focus on their work by abstracting away all of the infrastructure.
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This is probably not too far off the economy's underlying job growth – abstracting from temporary factors, like the hurricanes, and the monthly vagaries of the data, which there are always many.
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The exhibition is comprised of a survey of recent work that demonstrates a breakthrough for the artist centered around a newfound synthesis and complexity in her approach to abstracting the natural landscape.
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In connecting Hiroshima to an ancient history of war, and in abstracting its lessons to a global scale, Obama subsumed the very specific sins of Japan and America in the sins of mankind.
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Netlify wants to revolutionize the way developers build websites, abstracting away the web server and breaking web sites into microservices, making the process more like building a mobile application than a traditional website.
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In order to show people how facial recognition algorithms work by abstracting human features into statistical patterns, and distorting your own image into data that can be used against you, Crispin created DATA-MASKS.
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And for the photography buffs, we have surreal photos abstracting the human form by Blaise Cepis and a beautiful portfolio by Vasantha Yogananthan that explores an Indian epic's influence on the country's imagination. Enjoy!
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Beyond abstracting the 1990s and turning it into a visualized fetish, vaporwave, Quintana explains, is a useful reference point: "I see an association between the mall, which is becoming obsolete, and vaporwave," she says.
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And if we can learn anything from the history of food processing and marketing, it is that abstracting foods into different forms can be a highly effective way to get people to eat them.
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"By abstracting away the process of rendering the UI layer, Forge makes stronger guarantees about how apps present or transmit sensitive data, such as user-generated content and personally identifying information," the company wrote.
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Taylor says the company went for developers as initial entree into blockchain to help customers get going with it in a fairly quick way by abstracting away a lot of the complexity associated with developing blockchain applications.
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The iPhone, sensors, digitization, big data, the internet of things, artificial intelligence and cloud computing melded together and created a new platform that was biased toward abstracting complexity at a speed, scope and scale we'd never experienced before.
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There are four main counterarguments to economically abstracting Ethereum: the lack of software support for economic abstraction; difficulty in pricing many tokens; the existence of contracts not tied to tokens; and the need for ETH for Proof-of-Stake.
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Singling out one bird in a habitat is "like trying to understand the magnificence of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony by abstracting the sound of a single violin player out of the orchestra and hearing just that one part," he said.
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Since his first collection for Margiela in 2015, Mr. Galliano has been effectively making it his own, abstracting the deconstruction that is part of the brand's history into a riotous statement about second chances and the reconstruction of self.
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The over 200 works include everything from Wolfgang Tillman's "573 Years' Supply" (2013) that frames a box of his empty containers for years of HIV medication, to Josef Breitenbach's "Penicillin" (1946–49) that captures the life-saving antibiotic in abstracting detail.
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And although the essays offer philosophical implications applicable to the representation and cultural production of many other marginalized communities, they remain personal to their subjects—never abstracting the trans experience to the point of obscuring the actual people living these contradictions.
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Like Checkr and Stripe, Plaid provides a similar value prop to applications in need of banking data and connections, abstracting away banking relationships and complexities brought upon by a lack of tech in a category dominated by hundred-year-old banks.
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By introducing real money into the mix, Bernåzone legitimizes the Åzone as a site of investment in the same way that real companies are beginning to invest in bitcoin and blockchain, further abstracting our relationship to money and its value.
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Gruber: It makes sense that if Apple believes that (a) iOS and MacOS should have declarative control APIs, and (b) they should address the problem of abstracting the API differences between UIKit (iOS) and AppKit (MacOS), they would tackle them at the same time.
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Abstracting away from specifics, the Morning Consult poll shows that 57 percent of the public says the poor pay too much in taxes, 58 percent believe the same about the middle class, and while 63 percent say that rich people are paying too little.
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"Abstracting from monthly noise, jobs growth averaged a solid 147,000 a month over the last three months, telling us that the U.S. economy is doing well," Shane Oliver, head of investment strategy and chief economist at AMP Capital, said in a Friday note after the report.
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An apron dress and shirt in raw canvas twill covered in an elaborate pattern of sparkling silver studs promised something more — the designers have a particular talent for abstracting old tropes of decoration and recontexualizing them — but it was a tease, rather than a fully explored idea.
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While anybody could theoretically access the same data and spin up thousands of compute nodes to analyze it and build models, the value of a service like this is very much about abstracting all of that work away and letting developers and analysts focus on what they do best.
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"Many of these challenges can be addressed by abstracting to cloud-based services," explains Natasha Tamaskar, Vice President and Head of Cloud and Mobile Strategy and Ecosystem for Kandy, a communications-platform-as-a-service (CPaaS) that provides secure transmission, storage and sharing of data between device and cloud.
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Seeing the current retrospective of Picasso's sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art reminded me of that experience, because as I wandered through the show I saw work that cleverly illustrated problems and questions that sculptors interested in abstracting the human form would need to solve and answer.
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Already in the three short volumes which Hirato had hoped to publish, but for which he was unable to raise money, we see a growing tendency to break up the language and images, abstracting them into a pulse of pure energy that conveys the meaning rather than simply expressing it.
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But I also will be pretty excited if you wade in and try some of this stuff (hint: try it with an Amazon Echo, which seems to be device that's doing the best job abstracting itself from all these standards and communicating with all of them in a consumer friendly way).
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And yet they aren't, as I recently argued, in agreement on their major policies: The conclusion that they are can only be reached by cherry-picking issues they agree on along with several more mainstream candidates, or by abstracting a policy issue to the point that important distinctions are buried under general categories.
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The tents are meant to keep the gas in, but they function as much in the reverse, shrouding the house and abstracting the lives of its inhabitants from public view, a striped nylon veil transforming houses into house-shaped secrets, betrayed by a Sol LeWitt fever dream — one of Christo and Jeanne-Claude's wrapped structures gone a bit wrong.
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When: February 17003–May 2110 Where: Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum (218 211000th Ave, Upper East Side, Manhattan) In 2118, the Vietnam-born Danish artist Danh Vo installed full-scale copper replicas of sections of the Statue of Liberty around New York City, effectively abstracting the most iconic sculpture in the world — and one of the most potent symbols of US mythology.
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The following are highlights of the allegations contained in the complaint: — As part of a probe into dealings between the UAW and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, federal agents discovered a multiyear conspiracy involving "senior UAW officials stealing and unlawfully and willfully abstracting and converting UAW funds to purchase luxury items and accommodations for their own personal benefit" by submitting vouchers that misrepresented payments as official business.
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And this was well before the coronavirus outbreak started, and you came back and wrote a column that I thought was pretty optimistic about the basic stability of Chinese societies, sort of abstracting from moral questions about the obvious wickedness of the regime, you emphasized in the 10 years since you'd last been there the growth of a pretty stable and optimistic middle class.
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And this was well before the coronavirus outbreak started, and you came back and wrote a column that I thought was pretty optimistic about the basic stability of Chinese societies, sort of abstracting from moral questions about the obvious wickedness of the regime, you emphasized in the 22009 years since you'd last been there the growth of a pretty stable and optimistic middle class.
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Because the rendering is so spatially flat and smooth, I think greater interest is to be found if one regards her more as a colorist (most pieces would work well in print and textile in my opinion), and in this context, her studies of gray-white cliffs in the Chama River valley, for example, are far more compelling: these "White Place" and "Black Place" pieces return to a powerfully effective abstracting treatment of the forbidding landscape and its changing light.
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It's unsurprising that his donation to the PAMM is massive, with many of the works migrating to the museum's permanent collection, and others becoming part of a three-part installation: On the Horizon: Internal Landscapes (June 9, 2017–September 83, 2017), which examines the horizon as it relates to the body and self; Abstracting History (September 21, 2017–January 7, 2018), a show of abstract art reflecting on political and spiritual history; and Domestic Anxieties (January 18–April 8, 2018), a set of works exploring architecture and everyday spaces as sources of emotion and duress.
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