Tétreau points out that ens conceptionale is really coextensive with the universe of beings because it exemplifies in itself all the modes of natural being.
I think of it as uncontrived taste, and it is exemplified in the room pictured on the previous page, of the Soniat House in the French Quarter in New Orleans.
Americans adopted a kind of muscle-through-it approach, exemplified in the TV series "24" by the female President staunchly (and, we're meant to think, appropriately) telling her aide, after her son's death, "Grief is a luxury I can't afford right now".
When we consider the simulations with respect to flux configurations instead of net-flux configurations, it is possible to get a different description of the network's behavior as it is exemplified in Figure 6.
It is exemplified in what is happening on the Clapham Park estate in Lambeth, south London.
It is exemplified in the figure of "Naked George" – Frankfurt's resident nudist who is something of a local celebrity.
It is exemplified in Ray Bradbury's A Sound of Thunder (1952; film 2005), in which a tiny misstep by dinosaur hunters grimly affects the consequent course of history.
After the liberation of Greece from the Turks (1828), Katharevusa flourished in the Romantic literary school of Athens; it is exemplified in the classical odes, hymns, ballads, narrative poems, tragedies, and comedies of Aléxandros Rízos Rangavís and in the verses of Akhilléfs Paráskhos, characterized by rhetorical profuseness and mock-heroic patriotism.
However, this method cannot detect fault during power swing when impedance trajectory crosses concentric characteristics during power swing (it is exemplified in Fig. 4).
Chadha (2014, 289) explains that according to Nyāya, for a universal to exist all that is required is that it be exemplified; in a Quinean twist – to be is to be exemplified.
