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.
Whenever I use "impenetrable," for instance, I do so as a kind of private joke, since I associate it so closely with Joseph Conrad that I can employ it only as, so to speak, a secret sharer.
The gravedigger, for instance, appeared to me as a kind of textdigger.
The CSP approach can therefore be seen as a kind of intermediate between purely implicit (i.e., solutions encoded, for instance as a decision diagram, and needing to be decoded to be displayed) and purely explicit methods.
When you drive along familiar roads, for instance, the brain's basal ganglia function as a kind of autopilot, performing routine functions without the need for conscious thought.
As concluded in the previous section, MST and PNT are different in the following respect: the Non-Identity Claim is true of (at least most) instances of MST; hence MST can best be classified as a kind of selective reproduction.
NBC, for instance, appears to believe that Mr. Jobs is using their lovingly produced content as a kind of cheap, ubiquitous software to sell his iPod devices.
Anger counts as a kind of desire.
For instance, he eventually wrote Grandmaster Flash into the series — as not just as an influential DJ and hip-hop trailblazer, but as a kind of spiritual leader.
For instance, there are compounds with activating potential [ 138, 139] that stimulate the actomyosin ATPase activity and enhance the contractility or even act as a kind of chemical chaperon that reactivates misfolded myosin molecules [ 140].
