Stories can also serve as examples – instances of reality which are presented as proofs of some kind of norm.
We generally use stochastic imputation to obtain simulated instances of reality and to preserve the variability of imputed values.
Fig. 1 An instance of augmented reality.
Episode one, Hello, Robot, is the first instance of virtual reality cameras capturing the Boston Dynamics' lab at work.
The duality that tragedy views as a fatal contradiction in the nature of things, comedy views as one more instance of the incongruous reality that everyone must live with as best they can.
But it's at least the third instance of a Bravo reality TV personality being publicly accused of sexual assault just this summer: Thomas Ravenel of "Southern Charm" was accused of sexual assault by at least two women in June.
For instance, the reality of having to solely rely on raw cattle milk, blood, and uninspected meat during their seasonal movements confronts them with higher risk factors than women and herd owners.
Viewers have already become accustomed to a spring lineup from Fox, for instance, and for fresh slates of reality shows during the summer.
It was, perhaps, the first instance in which the harshness of reality broke the fantasy of Walt Disney's imagination, when what John Jeremiah Sullivan, writing in the New York Times Magazine, once called "the double hallucination" of the place likely faded away.
He was born John Anthony Gillis, the 10th of 10 children, and — in a rare instance of mythology dovetailing with reality — the seventh son.
As disturbing and intolerable as even one instance of abuse is, the reality is that many people with developmental disabilities receive excellent care in our state, while others and their families struggle as they wait for access to badly needed services.
