More ambiguous instances within a phonemic contrast require longer cognitive processing times than clearer instances, for example, because there are fewer stored exemplars against which these sounds can be matched by listeners, or because listeners have to make a more comprehensive analysis of contextual factors before a specific phonemic interpretation becomes possible.
Now there are two exemplars: the created exemplar, which is the species of the universal caused by the thing known, and the uncreated exemplar, which is an idea in the divine mind.
In the structure of the Mohist theory, however, they are conceptualized not as universal principles, applied by deductive reasoning, but as models or exemplars, applied by pattern recognition and analogical reasoning, against which we compare social practices or individual conduct to determine what is shi (right) and fei (wrong).
In addition, more or better international best practice exemplars need to be sought for good practice indicators within the infrastructure support domains against which experts rate government performance.
The most similar exemplar patch, which is symmetrical to the damaged region in 0 direction is also marked by a black box (exemplar patch).
Exemplars were selected for two different landscapes: one dominated by forest (052O13) and the other dominated by a more complex mosaic of forest and non-forest (063O16); exemplar 052O13 is 78% forest, compared to 57% for exemplar 063O16, which also has 33% of its area occupied by wetland (see Figs. 2, 3 for this and the other ecozones).
"We want to create an exemplar, which will impact western India, the rest of India and eventually South Asia".
Our solution is evaluated on an exemplar case study which looks at a system built for Seven Eleven Japan.
Iran became an exemplar for action which, coupled with complex local circumstances, proved very consequential.
In this dataset, we used an exemplar approach, in which each genus was represented by one species.
