And in a celebrated instance, in 1959, Arthur S. Flemming, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, applied "zero tolerance" to a pesticide when he prohibited the sale in interstate commerce of cranberries bearing residues of the carcinogenic weed killer aminotriazole.
A celebrated instance is MacLeod's (2009) ethnography of the schooling and employment trajectories of two marginal youth groups, in light of their distinctive constellations of future life-goals, as they were emerging and reproduced in their everyday lives.
Pseudonymous writing is not rare in literature or philosophy (Kierkegaard provides a celebrated instance).
Considering a celebrated example of convergent adaptive radiation highlights this point.
Theatre history offers celebrated instances of understudies who went on to become superstars.
The process has been clearly demonstrated in a wide variety of organisms [ 1, 2], and is implicated in the evolution of celebrated instances of extreme sexual dimorphism, e.g., elongated tail feathers [ 3] and bright coloration [ 4] in birds, exaggerated horns and spikes on insect genitalia, and bizarre modifications on male arthropod appendages [ 5].
In one celebrated instance, Kusama covered an entire rowing boat with them, oars and all; the boat is given a room of its own here, complete with the 999 reproductions of the image which paper walls, floor and ceiling.
In one celebrated instance, she knocked heads with the secretary of agriculture over proposals to limit the fat content of hot dogs, insisting on a 30 percent rather than 33 percent limit.
In one celebrated instance he advertised in his own catalog some choice specimens that happened to belong to a competitor.
instance---a fresh instance of class class.
They even collaborated on a celebrated recording of the concerto.
