Ontologies that describe the main concepts of exemplary domains are used both for deeper comprehension and better information sharing.
Aristotle, e.g., gives an exemplary treatment of the relation between the concepts of 'being' and 'the one' in the fourth book of his Metaphysics, where he explains that just as being is said in many ways, so also the one; consequently, these notions share the same nature (phusis), while differing qua concept (logos).
Drawing on experiments in the psychology of perception, Kuhn argued that the rigorous training required for admittance to a paradigm conditions scientist's reactions, expectations and beliefs (Kuhn 1962, 128; 2000 [1989], 66 71), so that learning how to apply the concepts of a theory to solve exemplary problems determines scientists' experiences.
The core concepts of a single meta-model for requirements engineering are presented alongside exemplary usage showing the power of the language together with its graphical notation.
Understand the concepts of slang.
Gain sound concepts of physics.
Rami Levy is exemplary of this concept.
Using the PetaJakarta system as a case study, this section presents an exemplary discussion of how the concept of SPECTRUM (i.e., socioeconomic factors, privacy, effort, commercial-interest, term, requirements, usefulness, and money) can be applied in adopting the most appropriate type of incentive mechanism for real-world crowdsensing applications.
On the other hand, the term "measurement standard" is also commonly used to refer to the concrete artifacts and procedures that are deemed exemplary of the application of a quantity concept, such as the metallic bar that served as the standard meter until 1960.
First experiments of exemplary application of the concept for screwing operations performed with cordless angle screwdriver are presented.
