Stories can also serve as examples – instances of reality which are presented as proofs of some kind of norm.
What makes all the above examples instances of delusions is that they are rigid to some extent, that is, they are not easily given up in the face of challenges and they tend to resist counterevidence.
Besides these two examples, instances of cross-reactivity are infrequent in this study, and the cross-reaction is weak when observed.
In an English-to-French switch, for example, instances of "the" would abruptly become rare, whereas "le", "la" and "les" would crop up all over the place.
Computational tests are run for example instances of the DMS problem by implementing these new rule in CPLEX.
For example, instances of ambivalence within participant accounts were observed relative to the fitness ideology promoted by CrossFit coaches and navigation of the "right" amount of female muscularity.
The longitudinal study data did not illuminate, for example, instances of anticipated HIV stigma during the pre-release period, and enacted stigma during the post-release period.
The test is executed for example instances of the multivariate distribution, where D = 1, 2, 4, 10 and asking the algorithms to generate 10 to 1,000 samples.
For example, instances of interbreeding with the now-extinct Denisovan lineage might have introduced ancient genes into certain modern human groups, perhaps making them look as if they left Africa earlier than they actually did.
In judging whether two events, such as illness and bad weather, are correlated, people rely heavily on the number of positive-positive cases: in this example, instances of both pain and bad weather.
The lawsuit, which was filed last summer and covers about an eight-year period starting in 2000, cites example after example of instances in which other individuals and institutions over the years raised alarms about Madoff and his firm, Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities, LLC.
