Goldman reports that racial prejudice declined to a greater extent among McCain supporters, Republicans, and conservatives" than among Obama supporters, Democrats, and liberals "because exposure to a counter-stereotypical black exemplar should be most informative and surprising for those with more negative preexisting images of blacks.
The 18.5 kDa protein is the exemplar of the family, being most abundant in adult myelin, and thus the most-studied.
Indeed, from the outset, the Bush administration was ideologically suspicious of international organizations and multilateral structures, of which the European Union is perhaps the world's most advanced exemplar.
We focus our initial analysis upon the left lateral occipital cortex (left LO)38, as LO is believed to be central to object shape perception and previous work has found that adaptation effects in LO for repeated presentations of different exemplars of the same shape category are most prominent in the left hemisphere39,40.
14 Although BFFS has been tested in the context of studies of improvement, more exemplars are needed to help decide which method is most appropriate under which circumstances.
Sister Denise and Father Kike are exemplars of what has made the Landmine and Cluster munitions campaigns among the world's most successful.
This is most likely due to the different mechanisms of toxicity for the previous exemplars compared to Entolimod.
Exemplar is the crucial and most central meaning of paradigm for Kuhn, and he continued to use the "paradigm" concept in his later studies in a narrower sense of "exemplar" (Kuhn 1974; Eckberg and Hill 1979; Barnes 1982; Hoyningen-Huene 1993 142).
In some cases, the primary author's narrative exemplar was used as the most efficient concept descriptor.
Perhaps the most "florid" exemplar is Dominique Crenn at Atelier Crenn in San Francisco (her restaurant is subtitled "Poetic Culinaria"), whose vegetable presentations look like bonsai gardens and who claims she is reliving her childhood food memories and fantasies.
