From early on I'd envisaged these voices as being attached to particular characters and stories, but also being temporally fluid, able to move between younger and older versions of people, between then and now, with youthful voices appearing in the mouths of elderly people, and vice versa.
Holland and colleagues describe these socially and culturally constructed environments as "figured worlds," where "particular characters and actors are recognized, significance is assigned to certain acts, and particular outcomes are valued over others" (Holland et al. 1998, pg. 52).
As shown in Figure 1, in the event agents interact with all the population, at the same time and without considering particular characters as the competitiveness, the population reaches always the same final defection phase, i.e., all agents behave as defectors for every value of T and S.
In contrast, older definitions such as that of Simpson (1960) focused on the possession of particular characters, such as a single jaw bone or the presence of three middle ear bones, with less concern for whether the animals grouped together under such a definition included all descendants of a recent common ancestor.
On stage and elsewhere, he presents himself as a particular character – not literally in the style of Al Murray's bibulous, bigoted Pub Landlord, but a persona nonetheless.
They liked elements from the first four filmssuch as plot points and ways particular characters are killedand planned to use these in their remake, which they did with Paramount's approval.
Could the functional and evolutionary roles of certain repeats correspond to their particular characters, such as position bias, GC content constrains and codon usage?
People began to customise this closing declaration, I suppose as a way of emphasising their own particular characters.
And the problem with these particular characters is that the new thing is never going to be as good as the thing they came from.
Thus, far more than simply commenting on particular characters, Hazlitt elucidates the character of the play as a whole.
