All these instances, in other words, provide exemplars of class invariance as well as within class variability.
Class-I and class-II whistles were chosen for their social relevance: we used each type of class I universal whistles that are usually used in male-male interactions, and unfamiliar, familiar and bird's own exemplars of class II individual-specific whistles [31].
That is, a set of abstract, phonological features allows the identification of acoustically quite variable exemplars of classes of speech sounds.
We focus on signal detection theory (SDT; Green & Swets 1966; Macmillan & Creelman 2005) as an exemplar of this class.
NaChBac is a well-characterized exemplar of the class of prokaryotic sodium channels, which are simplified versions of the ubiquitous eukaryotic NaVs.
This review describes features of NaChBac as an exemplar of this class of bacterial channels, compares prokaryotic and eukaryotic NaVs with respect to their structural organization, pharmacological profiling, and functional kinetics, and discusses how voltage-gated ion channels may have evolved to deal with the complex functional demands of higher organisms.
(2007a) with an S3 VTU layer, by setting up a moderate number of view-tuned units, each one of which is set to have connection weights to all neurons in the C2 layer that reflect the firing rate of each C2 unit to one exemplar of a class.
Eddy's daughter, Saffron Julia Sawalhaa), has reacted against the chaos, an exemplar of middle-class order cloaking herself in a bearing and wardrobe of perma-beige.
According to the poster billing the event, students will have the opportunity to watch gender performance in action, as well as racism, a cheeky bit of homophobia, some hyper masculinity and an exemplar of working-class culture, to boot.
Yet Wheeldon's ballet does radically redefine what an American "Nutcracker" can be, in a version quite unlike Robert Joffrey's exemplar of middle-class opulence, set in 19th-century New York.
