In September, he made his television début, on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon," performing "Swimming Pools (Drank)," another instance of reportage rather than confession.
If the dog started salivating to the ticking of a metronome just because it had recently received food, rather than because the delivery of food had been signaled by the metronome, this should be regarded as an instance of sensitization rather than associative learning.
What it means to say that an order is spontaneous is simply to say its stable macro-level patterns those things that make a complex system a system, an instance of order rather than disorder or randomness do not come about through design, planning or imposition, but arise instead from the interaction of micro-level elements operating according to certain basic principles or rules.
Excessive TV viewing could, for instance, be symptomatic of, rather than a cause of, sociopathic behaviour among children.
His somewhat sophistical case was that the journal should confine itself to identifying actual instances of censorship rather than discussing allegations of bias in a "free" country.
What's more, obsessing over drill's hazy relationship with actual instances of violence – rather than seeing it as a circumstantial product of a fragmenting society whose adults hypocritically set a standard of going to war on social media themselves – usurps any capacity for other narratives to be told.
However, we can generally regard the kinds of practices carried out by information merchants in the consumer sphere as instances of monitoring (rather than surveillance) in Nissenbaum's sense of that term.
I'm with them at their lowest, because as infuriating as it is to watch Carrie cheat on Aidan, I know it's one of those instances of weakness, rather than an inherent part of her character.
The initial intent was to explore feedback strategies, however early analysis revealed participants were describing instances of reflection rather than feedback, which prompted additional code creation and modification.
Naimark said, "Intent is very important in genocide". In the case of the American Indians, more often than not "the intent was to steal land in any way possible" — which makes it an instance of ethnic cleansing, rather than genocide.
Thus Paley's use of the term 'inference' in connection with the watch's designer.[2] The watch does play an obvious and crucial role but as a paradigmatic instance of design inferences rather than as the analogical foundation for an inferential comparison.
