Synonym: absent, absentminded, removed, scatty. Similar words: abstractedly, abstract, abstracting, distractedly, extracted, protracted, unobstructed, distract. Meaning: [-tɪd] adj. 1. taken out of or separated from 2. lost in thought; showing preoccupation.
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31. The author abstracted his book.
32. The thief abstracted & 5 from my wallet.
33. Is the seawater abstracted from non - prohibited area?
34. With abstracted gaze Davidson looked out into the night.
35. They were abstracted and conventionalized.
36. The proliferation behavior for worms is formalized by determined finite automata theory and the general process of the proliferation is abstracted.
37. About 10 parameters were abstracted for influencing analysis , which include APAR?
38. Hackmatack essence oil is abstracted from Juniperus oxycedrus in a steaming and distillating way.
39. From rejected ion exchange membrane the perfluorinated acid resin is abstracted as solid super acidic catalyst.
40. The circuit characteristics are abstracted at microarchitecture level and a microarchitectural peak power estimation model is implemented.
41. Analysis was done for the mixture of water soluble soybean polysaccharides abstracted from soybean dreg.
42. Having at last taken her course Tess was less restless and abstracted.
43. Since the view volume is abstracted to an approximated pyramid, the judging speed gets massive boosted.
44. By the analytical method, he abstracted firstly the pure moral phenomena and principle from the common tangly moral understanding in order to lay a foundation to the real moral philosophy.
45. A common framework of compiler is abstracted during the research of the interpreter of procedure language. After that, the implementation schemes of the front end and back end are presented.
46. This article introduces a new process of synthesizing vanillin from 2-methoxy-4-methyl benzenol, which is abstracted from pine creosote oil, via one-step oxygen method.
47. All the time Wilson had been talking, his voice had been a little abstracted.
48. In addition, it has distinct legal nature, and is provided with economic and jurisprudential foundation to be abstracted as an independent type of personal right.
49. Lemonile was manufactured by the dehydration of citral oxime obtained by the reaction of hydroxylamine sulfuride and citral abstracted from litsea cubeba oil.
50. Protein hydrolysate was abstracted from anchovy Engraulis japonicus using an enzymatic method, and its amino acid composition and in vivo anti-hyperlipidemia action were investigated.
51. You absolutely are a abstracted with a top faculty of puraffectation and an avantgarde way of cerebration.
52. One medical assistant abstracted information on birth outcomes from medical records after the delivery of newborns.
53. For one thing,(www.Sentencedict.com) the inner emotion in real life can be abstracted and sublimed into a dynamic form of music emotion.
54. Quickly came assembly language, which abstracted away the ones and zeros to provide rudimentary machine instructions such as load register X with value Y.
55. The purple pigment which is abstracted from the Althaea roseal is a harmless natural dyestuff.
56. Berth allocation problem is abstracted as Package Problem, and an integer model is presented which considered simultaneously berth and quay cranes and whose objective is minimize the generalized time.
57. A class of multilevel star network is abstracted from objective existent network system, and the location-allocation optimization design problem is studied.
58. Roger Ballen depict an abstracted imaginary space that is inhabited by both animals and people.
59. They are fellow prospectors pressing deeper into an abstracted world, content most of the time to pick up an occasional nugget but dreaming of the mother lode.
60. Methods The total flavone of Juglans regia folium was abstracted bydissolvent and column chromatography.
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