max-cardinality: An instance of the class defined by the slot-constraint can be related to at most n distinct instances of the class-expression via the slot relation (similar are min-cardinality and, as a shortcut, cardinality).
The remarkably similar accounts of multiple women, who said that Cosby gave them pills that rendered them unconscious or semi-conscious and then penetrated them, tended to disclose Cosby's signature method, which showed his intent to penetrate Constand without consent in that instance — as distinct from a mere propensity to commit sexual assault.
He argued that the Hopi language, in contrast to English and other SAE languages, does not treat the flow of time as a sequence of distinct countable instances, like "three days" or "five years", but rather as a single process.
Lifestyle counseling instances were defined as distinct days when a PCP provided diet, exercise, or weight counseling during the uncontrolled period.
The extent to which these different categories need to be recognized as distinct forms of inference (rather than special instances or distinct expressions of more basic categories) remains a matter of debate.
Data in WormBase are represented as distinct classes that store information about specific instances of that class.
There are some other things that mark human language as distinct, so far as we know — for instance, our statements do not have to make reference to the external world.
In some instances multiple cDNAs share the same functional gene identifier, but are represented as distinct genes because they occupy unique locations within the VvTPS phylogeny.
For instance, we can delineate a reproductive health macro category (in orange) as distinct from the one focused on infrastructure and governmental cooperation (in red).
For instance, normal male fibroblasts and CAIS-derived gonadal fibroblasts each clustered as distinct entities in the "male" and "female" arms, respectively.
In this system, concepts are distinct from instances or objects, and instances are not part of the ontology although we show a few instances (as ellipses) for expository purposes, e.g., human is an instance of a concept.
