As shown in the example document in Fig. 1, although the distance between "disaster" and "Hurricane Andrew" in the document is large, it is easy to add an edge between them if we know "Hurricane Andrew" is an instance of "disaster" according to their semantic relation.
In turn, providers have a better view of future demand across the entire user-base rather than just the customers who are resource intensive enough to purchase a reserved instance of their own.
They found that these children behaved just as generously as those who had recalled a single instance of their past goodness; children, it seems, don't dole out good deeds in a calculating way.
They had, indeed, through their admirable methods of introducing it, given it a good reputation, consonant with their own very high standing, but that seems to me rather an instance of the skill with which their business was conducted, than of scruples, which, in the light of subsequent events, they would, I should say, have always thought overstrained.
The well-publicized fight for control of the Louisville-based media empire owned by the Bingham family may have looked like an instance of women struggling to claim their rightful place in a business world that still largely discriminates against them.
Correspondence among Lee, Cannon, and Keen regarding the "Wile Case," an instance of experimentation on human subjects without their consent, is in Box 1 31.
Developers can create a "shared state" among all instances of their app so that all of their users are instantly notified of changes made by anyone else.
We had an instance of that recently.
b) an instance of mimicking.
To create an instance of.
She offers an instance of Romanipen.
