Similarly for properties or tropes, there can never be only one because any one entails the existence of others, as, for example, the existence of a red property (instance) entails the existence of (an instance of) the property colour.
Others have held that the question is easily answered on the grounds that the fact that some action is morally required, for instance, entails that one has reason to do it.
Soil improvements in Africa, for instance, will entail a basic cost per farm household of about $40 (for fertilizers and the like).
The emerging models are highly structured, and instance files entail large amounts of data.
It has been shown that in some instances immune escape entails a fitness cost to the virus, and that, following transmission of an escape variant to an immunologically distinct host, reversion to subtype consensus amino acids can restore the lost viral replicative capacity [20].
Cooper is making the case that "colored" people don't always have a "father to whom they dare apply the loving term" or the kindness and generosity that having white kindred in selective instances might have entailed.
This general category is divided among many subcategories, but essentially entails all instances of green cards being issued for purposes related to a job offer, investment or having a specialized job.
Incorporating a new business in Bolivia, for instance, takes fifty-nine days, entails fifteen separate procedures, and costs twice as much as the average person earns in a year.
Whether particular instances of moral pluralism entail moral relativism depends entirely on the details of relevant claim to pluralism).
This entails for instance developing policy and strategies "as you go", making use of the momentum, and building on/feeding into new developments, changes and opportunities.
