Some 1200 Filipinos were shipped over to be exhibited as examples not merely of the variety of tribes and traditions scattered over the 7200 islands, but also of the uplifting influence of American tutelage.
Given these advantages of SR over LP, it seems clear that the ether example is not merely a case of ontological parsimony making up for an otherwise inferior theory.
Gods, for example, were not merely "personifications" of natural phenomena but rather the effective potencies of the phenomena themselves conceived from the start as personal beings.
Today's rising economic anxiety, for example, is not merely a cyclical problem demanding the usual cyclical fixes, as some experts make it seem.
The mechanization of nature, for example, becomes not merely one form of knowledge of nature, but the only way in which to know it.
To be in pain, for example, is not merely to produce appropriate pain behavior under the right environmental circumstances, but it is to experience a 'like-thisness' to the pain (as something dull or sharp, perhaps).
This feature corresponds well to our impression from visual inspection of microscopic images: that there are distinct classes of cells and that the peripheral location of the centrosome, for example, is not merely a limit of a continuum of centrosome locations but a distinct class of cell structures (cf. Fig. 2).
45 The challenges of self management in severe chronic illness, for example, are not merely about making treatment choices but about the practical and emotional work of implementing those choices.
However, the above examples are not merely a data format to store tree information in files.
