It overlooks the highly visible and primary role that the Court and the Justices have as exemplars for state and local courts, and for judges throughout the country.
"Although superbly original and unique, it continues a fine tradition of RIBA award-winning houses that provide exemplars for others: architects, clients and developers," Riba president Jane Duncan said.
The Pope's intention was to enable himself to declare more saints from the ranks of ordinary people among a wider range of nationalities to create more representative exemplars for the average person in the pew.
It began with a speech by the shadow Chancellor at the traditional New Labour think-tank Demos in which the Tories' chief election strategist cited a bizarre collection of left-leaning governments – the Swedish Social Democrats, Bill Clinton's Democrats and the Canadian Liberal Party – as exemplars for the future of the Conservative party under comrade Cameron.
For this reason, the Common Core's list of text exemplars for English at each grade level is slender, a few lines in an appendix, and centers on safe choices, like "Little Women," a novel dismissed as "moral pap" by its author more than a century ago.
These are no longer static cases or exemplars, for they possess an internal dynamic.
In order to address this need, we propose design exemplars for synchronous e-learning.
There are 50 exemplars for each class and each input is a four-dimensional real vector[22].
Second, and more important, they do so by presenting in an attractive light good moral exemplars for people to emulate: "still better, through good examples".
Constraints on the size of database we can capture means that it is impossible to store exemplars for all phonemes in all contexts.
From the output, we randomly selected 13,300 frames as noise exemplars, with an equal number of exemplars for the four noise types.
