The guide to action becomes "What would X do?" where X is to be filled in by one's moral exemplar of choice, who might be drawn from the Bible, say, or from a Jane Austen novel.
These are: exemplars of good choice, illustrations of the direction of thought to follow for the discernment of the particular, vehicles for developing imagination and sources that enable us to develop an understanding of and engagement of emotions.
Finally we recorded the variation in the difference between reconstructed and original statistics that was due to the choice of exemplars, i.e. to the 22 survival probabilities, 7 medians, 6 HRs and 4 standard errors of the log HRs.
Results of the approach here add greatly to that information, with its choice of exemplars for the Boreal Plains ecozone that are clearly quite different: one that is dominated by forest (084J10; 81% forest) and one that is dominated by vegetated non-forest (083M02, 38% forest).
It may have displeased Jürgen Klinsmann from a competitive standpoint, but for MLS and an increasingly bullish class of owners, Dempsey represented the elite domestic exemplar of the "league of choice" rhetoric they began to use at that time.
Depending upon the choice of the exemplars, localization robustness can be obtained against a large range of real-world variations in pose, expression, lighting, makeup and image quality.
Selected evidence included in this exemplar was drawn from the 'My Choices' children's palliative care study.
(MGM, Dec. 4, $19.98) STEPHANIE ZACHAREK IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT No actor could have carried the burden that Sidney Poitier did in the 1960s— expected to be the exemplar of an entire race — and not had his choices as an actor limited.
Recipes promoted by television chefs are sometimes presented as being healthy: both NHS Choices 19 and Heart UK 20 feature exemplar "healthy recipes" associated with named television chefs, and some hospital trusts have taken advice from television chefs when formulating supposedly healthy hospital meals.
