Sentence examples for exemplars not from inspiring English sources

"We need moral exemplars, not to slavishly imitate, but to help us identify ways of being in love when you're older".

Most developmental biologists consider model organisms as exemplars, not surrogates.[15] Thus, in order to respond to a criticism of non-representativeness, the criterion of representation must be explored in more detail.[16] A basic presumption about model organisms is that they bear appropriate similarity relationships to larger groups of animals.

On the other hand, if you test 40 individuals with two stimuli, putatively representing two different call types, your statistical inference is limited to these two stimulus exemplars, not to the class you assume they represent.

For me, though, the drink is an exemplar not only of restrained sweetness, but also of exquisite balance.

On the other hand, counter-stereotypical black exemplars should not provide much new information for those with already low levels of prejudice.

The better-known exemplars are not in the show, but thumbnails of them are on the checklist, and it is fascinating to compare the new with the old.

1951, 1953, 18 L.Ed.2d 1967 (1967) (taking of handwriting exemplars is not a "critical" stage of the proceedings because "there is a minimal risk that the absence of counsel might derogate from his right to a fair trial").

Apparently, the transform learned on the basis of 17.148 exemplars does not generalize sufficiently to the bulk of the feature frames.

And to the third argument he replies that if the created exemplar is such as to preclude certainty, adding extra exemplars will not solve the problem: "When something incompatible with certainty concurs, certainty cannot be attained" (Ordinatio 1, d. 3, pars 1, q. 4, n. 221).

But, the argument continues, cognitive science actually supports the view that the structure of concepts mirrors the way humans categorize things – which is with respect to their similarity to prototypes (or exemplars), and not in terms of necessary and sufficient conditions.

What obtains as a result is a doubling in referentiality: exemplars refer not only to the pattern or property or relation that they exemplify, but also to other things that instantiate that pattern, have that property, or stand in that relation.