As well as the stuff that had quickly congealed into cliche ("Be realistic, demand the impossible"), there were endless examples at once audacious and seductive: "They are buying your happiness - steal it back"; "The alarm clock rings - first humiliation of the day"; "You will all finish up dying from comfort"; and, perhaps most presciently, "Forests came before men - the desert comes afterwards".
Paradoxically, Wenger's many examples at once claim too much on behalf of communities of practice by saying they are strongly affective entities, and too little, because their ubiquity renders them unremarkable.
Listening to their words — "at once an example and fit instrument" for the subversion of rights — it is very easy to think of Guantánamo.
Meanwhile, banking fees are minimised by accepting, for example, €24 at once instead of €2 per month.
A shell traveling the length of a woman's torso, for example, feels at once quotidian and as though you've suddenly uncovered that person's most closely held secret.
For example, it follows at once from (i) and (ii) that Ø (the empty set) belongs to the class M. Since the intersection of any class of sets can be expressed as the complement of the union of the complements of those sets (DeMorgan's law), it follows from (ii) and (iii) that, if A1, A2,… ∊ M, then A1 ∩ A2 ∩ ⋯ ∊ M.
In the 1950s and early 1960s Hinman was thus able to compare a third of all extant examples of F1 at once, a task so immense that he had to invent a simple optical device, the Hinman Collating Machine, to help him (a device through which bibliographers have been squinting painfully ever since).
For example, at Applebee's once, a human-resources lady I met on MapQuest said she "would never read a book like that".
For example, at Applebee's once, a human-resources lady I met on MapQuest said she 'would never read a book like that.' I was, like, 'Check, please!
In a light spring stew of chicken and herbs, for example, their flavor is at once grounding and brightening.
