Nicolas proposes that their subjects, which are headed by abstract mass nouns, do refer (or make as if to refer) to instances of properties or relations, thereby introducing these as referents in the discourse (Moltmann 2007 proposes something similar).
GDPR articles 13, 14, 15, and 22, for example, refer to instances of automated decision-making that produce "legal" or "similarly significant" effects.
b T, and TA, refer to instances where incomplete stop codons are inferred.
We refer to instances where verbal tasks elicited significantly greater power than did nonverbal tasks as enhanced verbal power (EVP; randomization test, p < 0.001, df = 11).
The term problematic social support is used to refer to instances of support provided by social networks that were perceived as non-supportive, even though the provider's actions may have been well-intended [ 8].
As Skårderud states "Concretized metaphors refer to instances where the metaphors are not experienced as indirect expressions showing something thus mediated, but they are experienced as direct and bodily revelations of a concrete reality.
However, there were many subtle references to these problems, with 11 people referring to instances of suicidal thoughts or self-harm.
This is a formal specification and uses reference variables to enable changing the connectivity between processes and referring to instances of processes (Fisher et al. 2011).
A series of digital photographs by the Speculative Archive/Julia Meltzer and David Thorne refers to instances of people being arrested as terrorist suspects for photographing public sites.
At first, it referred to instances of new arrivals who were buying up (and bidding up) old housing stock, but then there was "new-build gentrification".
