Sentence examples for an instance of the style from inspiring English sources
In ADLs, a style describes the conceptual architecture of a system, and a configuration an instance of the style.
The reviewer quotes a passage — "in two hundred years would, if it was cold in the icy silence of the tomb, so haunt my days and chill my dreaming nights that I would wish my own heart dry of blood" — as an instance of my style.
In this context, an instance of an architecture style is determined by a graph generated by the grammar.
"In an instance of history coming full circle, the styling of today's mega-kitchens recall those from the end of the 19th century".
Darwin is probably the best instance of the soft style in science history, and Bregman is very much in this soft-mind tradition.
Checking that a system belongs to a software architecture style (or shape) implies that the architecture is an instance of a structurally defined class.
You can become a journalist or a newscaster if you study Communication, for instance, but the style of writing you learn in that curriculum transfers less easily to other fields than the reverse.
As always Rohmer spins a well-wrought tale, but what is striking, and quite unlike him, is that in this instance the style of the film is as important as its substance.
Last night, in an effort to jog viewers' memories, the network broadcast an annotated version of season three's finale — perhaps the first instance of VH1-style pop-up technology on a nighttime drama.
Glasses designed by Karl Köpping in Berlin, with long, waving stems and tulip-like bowls, were perhaps the extreme instance of Art Nouveau style applied to glassware.
