Less familiar are Paul Strand's startling photograph, taken in Connecticut in the late 1930's, of a skeleton crucified on a swastika; Frantisek Drtikol's self-portrait naked on a cross, from 1914 and three images by the painter Jose Maria Sert that depict the descent from the cross using small wood figures, a study for a mural and also an early instance of set-up photography.
Aristotle is perfectly capable, for instance, of setting aside non-mental vital functions as irrelevant for the purposes of practical philosophy (NE 1.13, 1102b11-12).
Think, for instance, of setting up an IFTTT recipe that allows you to send a DM automatically to your loved one when you arrive at at a travel destination.
The same is true, for instance, of the set of the basic musical symbols used in standard musical notation.
Think for instance of a set which is the union of a large ball and a far away tiny one.
Using LANS we created a sparsified network based on the derived similarity matrix (shown in Figure 6) in which each node represented a particular instance of a set of trained filters (and thus also its spatial frequency bandwidth distribution).
Specifically, we generated a random instance of domain set ds b, which contained the same number of domains as in ds but being randomly sampled from the annotatable domain repertoires present in the genome g.
Unfortunately, the bigger picture is far more troubling, with negative implications that are much greater than the instance of gloomy sets of housing statistics unto themselves.
Following [17], (lfloor P rfloor _Theta ) is used to denote the set of satisfiable instances of constraint set (P) with respect to (Theta ): begin{aligned} lfloor P rfloor _Theta = {S P mid Theta vdash S P} end{aligned}.
This chapter describes a software tool that is being developed to help domain experts design procedures in order to be able to recognize the linguistic instances of a set of concepts in texts relative to their field.
Two other instances of this set of painterly quirks leap instantly to my mind.
