EBay helps buyers find that very odd, one-of-a-kind part in a way that doesn't cost an astronomical amount".
In addition to providing first-of-a-kind and one-of-a-kind parts, rapid prototyped parts may be used as the actual part.
"This is a part of the ongoing -- you know, it's a kind of part of the annual physical.
Although the Stranger admits that he is wandering from the topic and should put off discussion of method until another occasion, he tarries a little longer to give a lecture on the difference between mere parts of a kind and parts that are themselves genuine kinds (Statesman 263b).
The writers take the general notion of "sameness" (tong) to express four different types of relations: identity or coextension; part-whole relations; being components or constituent features of something; and sharing some similarity, and thereby being "of a kind" and part of the extension of a general term.
The property of inheritance allows the computer to process, for example, that the concepts used to annotate two respective sequences are both 'children' of the same meta-concepts (i.e. they are a kind or part of a the same overarching concept; alternatively, members of the came class) (Lord et al. 2003).
Mr. Weber said he liked the car's details, which included the fuel-injected 427-cubic-inch Ford V-8 engine and many one-of-a-kind trim parts made from aluminum.
(What isn't entirely clear is whether Van Gulick thinks that the resulting perceptual state is the HOG state, or is rather a component part of the HOG state in which case he would be advocating a kind of part-whole self-representational account).
While working in a division investigating organized crime, he became a kind of part-time lackey to a billionaire businessman named Boris Berezovsky, a common type of arrangement in those days between government officials and members of Russia's new oligarchy.
He made it out eventually, and though we all hoped he'd return for meals, and become a kind of part-time pet, he never did.
