If we apply this to a Facebook Profile, this topic would encompass identity elements such as Likes, Movies, Music and Books, and identity-model inferences covering what could be derived from those elements; for instance, interests in specific books might lead to insight into an individual's expertise or family life.
Boyd and Richerson (1985), for instance, were interested in a special kind of frequency dependent transmission bias in culture, where being common conferred an advantage due to imitators "doing as the Romans do".
The U.S. Navy, for instance, is interested in his swimming "robofish," which moves by flapping its tail without relying on any mechanical parts.
He's not, for instance, much interested in the relations among the men; he fixes on such things as a fly crawling across a prisoner's hand or the slow disintegration of a starving man's body.
Biologists, for instance, are interested in bacteria and other "extremophiles" that have adapted to the mine's harsh conditions.
This is, for instance, the case of interest in the regenerative ability of the human heart following acute myocardial infarction, which overloads the functional capacity of the surviving myocardium and ultimately leads to heart failure [ 4].
A growing interest in quantitative genetics is for instance the use of genome-based data, such as high-density single-nucleotide polymorphism, in combination with a pedigree to be able to do better predictions of phenotypes (e.g., Goddard and Hayes 2009).
Like a lot of young people, for instance, they're deeply interested in the environment.
For instance, we are usually interested in genetic variants underlying economically important traits such as yield, protein content, quality attributes, and disease resistance in a breeding program.
For instance, we are typically interested in the prognostic probability above which a physician would commit to the decision to treat a patient, and the probability below which he/she would not to treat a patient without feeling undue consequences of these decisions[ 28].
For instance, Mr. Buckingham is interested in the brief period during which the Dutch were in control of the harbor, a settlement established not in the name of God or country but of corporate enterprise -- Henry Hudson sailed under the flag of the Dutch West Indies Corporation, not of the Netherlands, and New Amsterdam (as New York was then called) was a company town.
