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gewertete Kurzdarstellung
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evalu·ative ˈab·stract N COMPUT
evaluative abstract
gewertete Kurzdarstellung
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evalu·ative [ɪˈvæljuətɪv, Am -t̬ɪv] ADJ form
evaluative
bewertend
evaluative test
Einstufungstest m <-[e]s, -s>
I. ab·stract ADJ [ˈæbstrækt]
abstract
abstrakt
abstract art/painting
abstrakte Kunst/Malerei
II. ab·stract N [ˈæbstrækt]
1. abstract (summary):
abstract
Zusammenfassung f <-, -en>
2. abstract LAW:
abstract of title
Eigentumsnachweis m <-es, -e>
3. abstract (generalized form):
the abstract
das Abstrakte
in the abstract
abstrakt
in the abstract
theoretisch
4. abstract ART:
abstract
abstraktes Werk
5. abstract PHILOS:
abstract
Abstraktum nt <-s, -ta> spec
III. ab·stract VB trans [æbˈstrækt]
1. abstract (summarize):
to abstract sth
etw zusammenfassen
2. abstract euph form (steal):
to abstract sth
etw entwenden form
3. abstract form (remove):
to abstract sth [from sth]
etw [aus etw dat] entnehmen
4. abstract (consider separately):
to abstract sth [from sth]
etw [von etw dat] trennen
OpenDict unos
abstract
abstract N
Inhaltsangabe (f)
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abstract ADJ INV-FIN
abstract (Kreditsicherheit)
abstrakt
Present
Iabstract
youabstract
he/she/itabstracts
weabstract
youabstract
theyabstract
Past
Iabstracted
youabstracted
he/she/itabstracted
weabstracted
youabstracted
theyabstracted
Present Perfect
Ihaveabstracted
youhaveabstracted
he/she/ithasabstracted
wehaveabstracted
youhaveabstracted
theyhaveabstracted
Past Perfect
Ihadabstracted
youhadabstracted
he/she/ithadabstracted
wehadabstracted
youhadabstracted
theyhadabstracted
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In this vein, the evaluative types first identified by psychologists (1894-1923) amounted to good and bad, validated through correlation with age.
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The evaluative research on how these innovations become embedded in practice tends to lag behind the innovation itself.
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Disgust is also theorized as an evaluative emotion that can control moral behavior.
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It typically includes distinct descriptive and evaluative components.
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Evaluative analysis, while controversial, can determine subjective well-being to some extent.
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