You'll also be an exemplar when you make your own gift at that level.
Clearly, the Weibull distribution is obtained as a basic exemplar when λ=0.
For many people, he came to embody The Voice during a golden period, the mid-1960's to the early 1970's, when it solidified its position as the exemplar of the alternative press, championing subjectivity and personal journalism.
Lord Hall has pledged to close the pay gap by 2020 and said the corporation should be "an exemplar of what can be achieved when it comes to pay, fairness, gender and representation".
A judge-led audit of equal pay among rank-and-file staff published at the same time found there was "no question of any systemic gender discrimination" Lord Hall has previously pledged to close the gap by 2020, saying the corporation should be "an exemplar of what can be achieved when it comes to pay, fairness, gender and representation".
Village elections themselves have hardly proved shining exemplars of democracy in action.When it comes to soothing catchphrases, the party has a patchy record.
The problem is complicated further by the great difference in time between the autograph (original writing) of a biblical work, even when it assumed written form from its inception, and its oldest extant exemplars.
Specifically, people take an exemplar to be a "well functioning" category member when it has most or all of the category's characteristic features, and thus are likely to infer a characteristic value on an unobserved dimension.
When it's good – as in, when it's chaotic – TJKS is an exemplar of the British fighting style: gabbling over each other, large-chested threats, come-on-thens, shouts of "LEE YOU DON'T KNOW NOTHING", women marching into frame, simultaneously pointing a finger and pulling their trousers up.
When it comes to purest classicism, however, our current exemplar is male: David Hallberg.
