The most prominent instance of this strategy is his embrace of an atomist matter theory as a 'most likely hypothesis'.
In the case of the coherentist described above, who proposes that it is a vice to have credences that fail to cohere in a particular way, there is a very natural instance of this strategy.
We can see, for example, Locke's famous appeal to the notion of tacit consent in the political context as an instance of this second strategy.
(Torquato, 2002; Phillips, 2001) The mathematics of renormalization is best understood as an instance of this general strategy for homogenization or upscaling.
The Schooner Growth and Income Fund, for instance, uses a version of this strategy.
It seems, for example, that in every election in the South, there's articulated hope for a controlling, moderate, color-blind and bipartisan center of political strength; but, in most instances, this strategy confronts the reality of race-tinged politics in a reddening constituency, especially in the Deep South.
In instances in which this strategy was successful, some of the policy makers had research backgrounds [ 33].
In Uttar Pradesh, for instance, this strategy led to an increase of more than 47 per cent in school enrolment and attendance among the villages targeted by the ongoing UNICEF child labour elimination intervention.
Therefore, two instances of the control strategy design dimension are created to capture the decisions for those architectural loci.
One of the first instances of the "disappearance" strategy fell in March 1966, when security forces abducted, tortured and murdered 28 members of the Partido Guatemalteco de Trabajo (Communist Party).
