And if the Puerto Rican exemplar extended itself across the globe and the whole world interbred with cosmopolitan abandon for a thousand years, the ultimate human male would look like Benicio Del Toro and we would all contain multitudes.
Third, the created exemplar by itself does not allow us to distinguish between reality and dreaming, since the content of the exemplar is the same in either case.
For, first, the object from which the exemplar is abstracted is itself mutable and therefore cannot be the cause of something immutable.
Because the created exemplar is mutable in itself, it is only by seeing how it accords with the uncreated exemplar in God's mind that full and certain knowledge is possible.
A blastocyst being an egg that's proven itself an exemplar at division, a luckier bet for sticking to the wall.
The Assad family has styled itself as the exemplar of that role in the Middle East.
Under the guiding hand of Domingo Cavallo, a former minister of the economy, Argentina transformed itself into an exemplar of a developing nation.
GSTS Pathology, a joint venture between Serco and King's College and St Thomas' hospitals, described itself as "an exemplar of public private partnership in the health sector", when it took over the hospitals' pathology services in 2009 – deals worth £800m over the next decade.
The solution was bound up with the creation of operations research and linear programming, as well as computer software, and the event itself provided an exemplar for these growing specialist activities.
Fittingly, Root Capital itself is an exemplar, having activated $150 million from "impact-first" investors to help some 300 high-potential but sub-scale agricultural businesses in Africa and Latin America overcome structural challenges to sustainable success -- and in the process, build markets that one day may be attractive to mainstream financial investors.
