But then ever since those kind of instances, we've had constant reports of killings, muggings, displacements and every day provincial leaders phone me, 'so-and-so has been beaten, he's in hospital'.
AWS's chief evangelist Jeff Barr also notes that these kind of instances are useful for low-traffic websites and developers who just want to run some experiments on AWS.
It is mentally hard to get your team to expect that this kind of thing can happen in this kind of instance, but I am not trying to pooh-pooh what happened.
He declined to define every kind of instance in which the president's power to keep a matter confidential would trump a whistle-blower protection statute, but he did say the administration had no intention of going further than did Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush in signing statements concerning similar provisions.
It has also been suggested that it is states, understood as a kind of instance of states of affairs, that have intrinsic value (cf. Zimmerman 2001, ch. 3).
Another paradigmatic kind of instance, in itself much more serious, is a married person's choice to have intercourse with some third party (perhaps with the other spouse's consent).
You know the fight I mean, and the kind of instance I'm on about.
Such description can include the entity classification, i.e., the classifier(s) from which the entity is an instance, and, based on its classifier, the kind of instance (e.g. object or link).
You must tell someone about this kind of instance, and you must not let them silence you.
Finally, we used four different kinds of instances to compare the approximate rate and solving time of the exact and approximate algorithms.
The results indicate that branch-and-reduce algorithms are actually quite practical and competitive with other state-of-the-art approaches for several kinds of instances, thus showing the practical impact of theoretical research on branching algorithms.
