For example, it has recently been suggested that it is tropes that have intrinsic value.[7] Tropes are supposed to be a sort of particularized property, a kind of property-instance (rather than simply a property).
According to Putnam, when people used the term 'water', even in 1750, they intended to refer to natural kind, a kind of thing whose instances share a common nature, not directly observable, which explains the observable properties of instances of the kind.
Then we design an algorithm which decides weak bisimilarity between processes of one-counter automata and finite-state processes in time which is polynomial for a large subclass of instances, giving a kind of characterization of all hard instances as a byproduct.
For me, the trick is to have a pot of fairly plain beans already cooked so that they can be used in all manner of dishes: paella-type rice and pasta e fagioli -- already a kind of soup -- for instance, with more ideas in a story from a few years ago.
Finally (3.22) illustrates a type of sentential-meaning reification, again yielding a kind; but in this case it is a kind of situation the kind whose instances are characterized by John sulking.
"These transactions were not isolated, one-of-a-kind instances of violations of the statutes," Judge Harmon wrote, "but deliberate, repeated actions with shared characteristics that were part of an alleged common scheme through which defendants all profited handsomely".
Such description can include the entity classification, i.e., the classifier(s) from which the entity is an instance, and, based on its classifier, the kind of instance (e.g. object or link).
PROFANITY -- Only one instance, a kind of sore thumb.
The bodies may also serve as a kind of crime scene, revealing, for instance, if anyone on the hijacked airplane was injured before the crash.
There is a kind of mac and cheese, for instance, with toasted orzo and gamy bits of lamb neck, marscapone flecked with black pepper and mint, and a garlicky crust of bread crumbs and melted Parmesan: a haute stoner's reward.
