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Shifting to the terminology of 'kinds' and 'examples', Wolterstorff focuses on properties that are necessary to "properly formed" examples of a kind, where the kind in question is a "norm-kind" that can (but need not) have both improperly and properly formed instances.

The set of samples, i.e. the subjects, are formed by instances that were submitted to both versions of TTR to generate the test suites.

The second group is formed of instances where the contrary is true, meaning that the LM presence/absence is better distinguished by the global conservation (Figure 3B).

We utilize screen displays to construct form instances.

The model is integrated with a visualization module to allow users to interact and select form instances as the design evolves.

If a wff of LPC is considered as a proposition form, instances of it are obtained by replacing all free variables in it by predicates or by names of individuals, as appropriate.

Examples for learning are consistent mappings formed, for instance, by conventional DLM.

In such cases, they need to decide how many clusters to create, on what basis clusters should be formed (for instance, income or weather), and what assortment to use in each cluster.

A CompositeSolid, formed for instance by the SolidsA and B, should fulfil the 2 assertions defined in the 'Background' section.

Note that other types of plaggic horizons occur as well, formed for instance by gradually covering peat soils with layers of bagger from drainage ditches with or without additions of organic manure.

Additional research into the wing scale development of the Cattlehearts might therefore give important physical and chemical insight into how these complex optical structures are formed, for instance by cell-mediated self-assembly.