He listened as Michael Tonry, the law professor, bemoaned how criminal justice did not feature a "sympathetic human exemplar," unlike other social movements for change in the US, from gay rights to immigration.
The criticism made for interesting reading, implying as it did that while Israel is an embarrassment to the United States, its relationship with such great human rights exemplars as Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkey ought to be sources of downright pride.
In contrast, when we sampled sequences using human and yeast exemplars as queries, phylogenetic analyses tended to group apicomplexan JmjC1 with sequences from green algae.
There is when you have sisters, especially when you have two of them who exist both as humans and taller exemplars of what adulthood should be like.
We Syrians have been witness to everything ghoulish in this year of our revolution, which is set to stand as one of history's rousing exemplars of human courage.
This may alarm those who see global bureaucracies' sloth, pride, envy, greed and gluttony (to name only a few deadly vices) as exemplars of human failing.
Different from the traditional learning-based method, SmartTracing does not require human input of training exemplars and can self-adapt to different types of neuroimage data.
With this score, reliable portions of a neuron reconstruction generated by some existing neuron tracing algorithms are identified, without human intervention, as training exemplars for learning-based tracing method.
This pattern of responses might reflect the extensive processing required by the presentation of multiple exemplars of human action sounds (Hirai and Hiraki, 2005; Marshall and Shipley, 2009).
It says something about the current political landscape in the US that, compared with the presumptive Republican nominee, a guy who sends dick pics and then lies about it seems like a rather touching exemplar of human frailty.
