He remains both the most popular and the most paradoxical of great filmmakers, both an exemplar and an exception.
This review reveals that an important feature of scientific paradigms has not been fully utilized in the analysis of technological change the distinction between a paradigm as an exemplar and as a shared group commitment.
For more than a century, global observers have considered the U.S. economy to be an exemplar and America a country to envy and imitate.
HMAX is a multiple layer system with simple and complex cell layers alternating that sets up connections to simple cells based on randomly chosen exemplars, and a MAX function performed by the complex cells of their simple cell inputs.
Smith cannot be understood except as an exemplar — and survivor — of a scene that boomed in New York in the early nineteen-eighties.
The demonstration of the finiteness of the agent causes, from which every other series derives is an exemplar and serves as a general proof.
For example, repeated behavior (eg, leafleting weekly for Greenpeace) may represent or signify an identifiable role (eg, volunteer; environmental activist), thereby becoming incorporated into self-concept as both an exemplar and reinforcer of a particular role-identity [ 48].
It takes no particular sophistication about matters of mental health to intuit that a child molested by an adult — in these cases, by an adult who is supposed to be a moral exemplar and tutor, even a conduit to the divine — would be grievously damaged.
After their response on each trial, participants were asked to evaluate the "goodness" of the stimulus with respect to their chosen category, on a scale of 1 7 ("How good an example of this category is it?," where 1 was a very poor exemplar and 7 was an ideal exemplar).
"A moral exemplar, and single too! (Such a catch!)," Leavy writes.
