Příklady abstruse

• However, ' learners ' acquire the correct distribution through an abstruse mathematical formula based on (arbitrarily assigned) word frequencies.

• Yet its speakers accomplished this without becoming faddish, abstruse or insensitive to the special demands that music makes on its exegetes.

• The analysis is clearly written and renders these sometimes quite abstruse theories more accessible.

• The author mentions this intriguing invention, but rather tantalisingly does not give details before passing on to more abstruse matters.

• All of this abstruse theorizing is supposed to help me get up and get on with my day.

• One of my considerations is, of course, to know if a listener can identify with this more abstruse type of musical expression.

• His theorising is neither abstruse nor detached from a firm base in the history of the modern world.

• Even the direction of abstruse developments in pure mathematics may be conditioned, if not fixed, by current extra-scientific, economic requirements.

• Its abstruse philosophical difficulties and its linguistic complexities are easily converted into a widely accessible form, with no need for the mediation of commentaries.

• Written in the mannered style of the culturalstudies school, it lacks clarity and sometimes descends into the abstruse.

• For that, it must avoid sectarianism and abstruse verbalism.

• In discussing how fungi played a role in the diet the authors draw attention to their food value in a rather abstruse way.

• His work was abstruse and impenetrable, his demeanor reserved, and his resistance to using the bully pulpit to comment on current economic events unprecedented.

• For many practitioners it is easier to envisage massing varied fragments of sound than it is to master the often abstruse mathematics and complex formulae of waveguide synthesis.

• Schloss's arguments, at times, become difficult to follow, and even abstruse.