More than any other group, Wham! were regarded as an exemplar of high 80s, home counties Britain – tanned and wealthy, hedonistic, defiantly apolitical in an age of change.
But while no four-star chef seems to have proclaimed his devotion to monkey bread, there is one exemplar of high style and taste who has happily attached her name to this confection.
To be clear, there were two Breuer houses, identical twins: a 50-year-old exemplar of high modernism and a stunt double that Mr. Larson had devised for the night's bonfire.
But on the other hand, many who work in the area of bioethics, including many philosophers, are highly skeptical of the so-called "applied ethics" model of moral reasoning, in which exemplars of high theory (e.g., consequentialist utilitarianism, Kantian deontology, rights-based theories, natural law, etc).
Aircraft carriers, electrical power grids, and wildland firefighting, though seemingly different, are exemplars of high reliability organizations (HROs) - organizations that have the potential for catastrophic failure yet engage in nearly error-free performance.
We conducted an explorative analysis of the R ecosystem as an exemplar on high-level, ecosystem-wide assessment.
The current taxon sample includes 127 exemplars of 125 Higher Nematinae species, meaning that nearly all higher-nematine species groups and main ecological niches (host-plant taxa and larval habits) are represented [ 35, 36].
While many New Yorkers do not share the fascination -- they know him better than those living west of the Hudson -- he is an exemplar of the political high road that Vincent A. Cianci Jr. might have taken.
It was an exemplar of this festival's aesthetic: high-tech, allusive and not to be pinned down.
Cohen demonstrates otherwise, expertly detailing Ellington's contributions to the cause — as a composer who addressed racial pride in ambitious works like "Black, Brown and Beige" and "My People," and as a high-profile exemplar of dignity in the face of prejudice.
