Thus intertextuality inevitably has a role to play in accounting for the possible interpretations of each unit of text as an instance of a wider set of potential meanings: all text-units are part of a larger set of texts, either as a class of similar texts, or as part of a chain of on-going textual events.
Lemmon 1962 argues that performative utterances are true on the ground that they are instances of a wider class of sentences whose utterance guarantees their truth.
The rare instance of a superstar wide receiver who is more famous for his actions on the field than anything he has said off it, he has been a model citizen for his entire career.
The photo is also a small instance of a much wider phenomenon.
Rubicon, for instance, produces a wide range of content, from films to online training courses.
For instance, in a wide variety of primate species, aging leads to active withdrawal from social interactions and an increase in time spent alone [66] [68].
For instance, a morphology made of a wide (001) surface bounded by narrow {113} facets as in Fig. 3 at t∼5.0 are observed when considering pit-patterned Si 001) substrates with an aspect ratio of 0.05
Up in smoke The springs that heal The real back yard ReprintsThe raids on his properties are only the most telegenic instances of a much wider federal crackdown that has taken states and counties by surprise.
For instance, a wide array of intellectuals of the nineteenth and the early twentieth century had embraced the idea of authenticity, and even radicalized it by resisting established codes and publicly defending alternative, "artistic" or "bohemian" modes of life.
We did not exhaustively explore the parameter space of de novo genome assemblers, for instance by scanning a wide range of k-mer lengths, since an exhaustive study is impractical unless vast dedicated computational resources are available (i.e., multiple high RAM servers).
