Sentence examples for instance of the former from inspiring English sources

The Plebiscitary Theory developed by Altman and Wellman, is an instance of the former type of theory; Buchanan's Remedial Right Only theory is an instance of the latter.

Furthermore, all simple types are substitution instances of a propositional variable, hence II can be assigned both the type r → r and the type (s → s) → s → s and, of course, the latter happens to be an instance of the former because A → A is the principal type schema of II.

Als' portrait, Jim Brown #1, for instance, of the former professional football player and actor naked pulled from a September 1974 issue of Playgirl, only resonates considering Brown was the first image of a nude black male Als had ever seen.

One would hypothesize that an instance of the former type of conditions would be 'immersion' in a new language, in which case an adult advantage would be expected.

Sony recently produced an instance of the former, a GBFC of 80 mL generating 100 mW under 0.30 V when fed with a glucose solution of 400 mM [19].

As a consequence, one may conclude that there are more English words beginning with the letter A, than words having the letter A as the third letter, simply because instances of the former is more easily accessible.

In the case of the former, for instance, Zen would respond by saying that as long as the inquirer poses this question from within the everyday standpoint with a theoretical interest, relying on Aristotelian either-or logic, the inquirer cannot understand the meaning of "no-thought and no-image," as intended by Zen.

It appears that the findings we report here are more likely to be an instance of the latter than the former.

For instance, when the former chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland, Fred Goodwin, lost his knighthood the committee said that the "scale and the severity of the impact of his actions as chief executive officer of RBS made this an exceptional case".

After Charlottesville, for instance, Nigel Farage, the former leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party and a key Brexit campaigner, described anti-fascists as no different to fascists.

For instance, Mr. Feltman, the former assistant secretary of state, said, "the event I find politically most disturbing is the attack on Embassy Tunis".