abstracting (Meaning)

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abstracting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Abstract

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The researcher spent hours abstracting data from scientific papers to compile a comprehensive literature review.
In the process of abstracting information, the librarian condensed lengthy articles into concise summaries for the library catalog.
The artist enjoyed abstracting elements from nature, creating unique and imaginative interpretations in their paintings.
The legal assistant was responsible for abstracting key clauses and provisions from contracts for further analysis by the legal team.
The software developer focused on abstracting complex algorithms, simplifying them for better understanding and efficiency.
Abstracting financial data from various reports, the analyst identified trends that informed strategic decision-making.
The historian dedicated months to abstracting information from historical documents to create a detailed timeline of events.
The teacher encouraged students to practice abstracting ideas from literature, emphasizing critical thinking and analysis.
The architect was skilled in abstracting design concepts, translating them into innovative and aesthetically pleasing structures.
The medical researcher was dedicated to abstracting relevant patient data for a comprehensive study on disease progression.

of Abstract

distracting,diverting, throwing off,detracting, amusing, wandering, entertaining,calling off, straying

concentrating,focusing, concentrating, focusing,focussing, focussing,

The researcher spent hours abstracting data from scientific papers to compile a comprehensive literature review.

In the process of abstracting information, the librarian condensed lengthy articles into concise summaries for the library catalog.

The artist enjoyed abstracting elements from nature, creating unique and imaginative interpretations in their paintings.

The legal assistant was responsible for abstracting key clauses and provisions from contracts for further analysis by the legal team.