My anecdotes are obviously examples of minor friction, rather than any 'real' issues with access to healthcare, but in the 'on demand' world we live in, where easy sign-up and zero-friction on-boarding is king, access also means getting the right medical 'product' at the time you need it.
There's obviously examples of people in popular forms of music where that doesn't apply, but there's an obsession with being a young, hot musician that you see within different genres.
Then the embedding ({text {Sec}}_{rho }(M(I),rho ^*mathcal {C}) rightarrow {text {Sec}}(M(I),rho ^*mathcal {C})) is obviously an example of the model embedding in the sense of Definition 2.10.
This is obviously another example of false memory syndrome.
And obviously, for example, you can't expect a second-hand car to be as perfect as a new one.
A less obviously extreme example might be Bengali In Platforms by Morrissey, which is at best, open to misinterpretation, and at worst, a really loathsome bit of racism.
Most obviously, for example, Arendt ignored Nazism's virulent anti-Communism.
Obviously, the example must be quite easy for undergraduates to solve.
The system they have in rugby where the captain gets called over and decisions are explained without argument is obviously an example that football needs to follow.
Martins is obviously one example, but another is the anthropologist Brian Ferguson, whom I asked about his experience with Tierney.
