Tucker's Blackstone likewise uses "democracy" to describe a representative democracy, even when the qualifier "representative" is omitted.
"The Mek, standing as if a specimen in a museum case, was a manlike creature, native, in his original version, to a planet of Etamin," he wrote in one of his best-known books, "The Last Castle," describing a representative of a species that has just enacted a violent uprising.
"If he's not going to use it, he should park it in a parking lot and disconnect the cables of the battery," said Sami — who gave only that name — of Sami's Service Station at Broadway and 182nd Street in Manhattan, describing a representative if fictional Park Slope driver.
In Section III we describe a representative application which is considered throughout this article as well as reference systems.
Using identical assays as just described, a representative polyclonal rabbit anti-human CRP reagent was screened for specificity to both pCRP and mCRP antigens.
The four synthetic stereoisomeric adducts formed from the incubation of - anti-DB[ a, l]PDE with dG were prepared as described; a representative HPLC UV chromatogram of the reaction mixture is shown in Figure 1.
Table 2 summarizes how the physics curriculum attends to particular pairwise interactions and how the biology curriculum attends to biological processes in tracking the flow of energy by describing a representative set of interactions (physics) and processes (biology).
