The term 'trope' refers to a conception of properties that breaks with tradition by regarding properties as particulars rather than repeatables (or 'universals'universals
Hence, elastic instabilities are no longer considered as structural failures but rather exploited for repeatable well-behaved adaptations.
Through clear, repeatable experiments, rather than focus group hunch or vox pop anecdote, he establishes that "the political brain is an emotional brain".
The selected features are aimed at extracting the roughness of the skin probability map rather than finding a repeatable pattern, and this can effectively be done using these simple statistics.
If these sweeps involve ancestral variants rather than novel mutations, then repeatable outcomes are also predicted.
What is clear is that the market would rather see energy companies with earnings from repeatable sources like power plants and pipelines, not speculation on energy derivatives.
The exemplar lets us identify robust processes (Sterelny 2003, 131 2, 207 8) that are repeatable or systematic in various ways, rather than the actual processes that occur as a disorder unfolds in one person.
Its new ruins were endlessly repeatable, a quotation of the picturesque sublime rather than the thing itself.
The ability to repeat "non-repeatable" events requires judgment.
