To say that an instance of some pattern "reproduces" previous instances is to say that, if the previous instance had been different, the current instance would be correspondingly different.
The second author then developed the final code list using the constant comparative method, where each occurrence of a code was compared to each previous instance of that code in order to confirm or alter the code and/or its definition (Glaser and Strauss 1967), after which the final code list was applied to the entire dataset.
If a developer ends up breaking a line of code, they can quickly roll back to a previous instance of the site that's out there.
Lombardi was referring to a previous instance in which Scalfari wrote up an encounter with Francis last October, which the Vatican later claimed was not altogether accurate.
But he defended the contract, pointing to previous instances where players gained huge contracts for the time.
That's why Suárez's history, character and persona arguably makes him a different case to previous instances in which high-profile players have publicly fought their clubs over career choices.
Mr. Rowland's investment in Mr. Autorino's company is similar in some ways to previous instances now under scrutiny where his personal finances involved people doing business with his administration.
"We keep saying it must never happen again, yet, here we are," he says, referring to previous instances of such crimes.
Each analyst then compared each successive instance of the code to previous instances in order to confirm or alter the code and its definition (i.e., the constant comparative method) (Glaser and Strauss [1967]).
In contrast to previous instances in which the disease was detected in only 1 patient, we describe the first community outbreak of SLEV in Brazil.
The reopening of the case may bring to the surface previous instances of fraud that were hitherto hidden or investigated.
