And then there is levelling out the population size of constituencies, a coalition plan that foundered and which he describes as representing "a kind of basic sense of fairness".
Whiskey continues to be marketed mostly to men — and, when they're not emphasizing whiskey's contributions to male sex appeal, companies have often portrayed it as representing a kind of safe haven of masculinity.
Seeing Palestine as Camelot Refugees have sometimes resisted programs to improve life in the camps, objecting to them as representing a kind of permanence they abhor; or sometimes the governments withheld the improvements.
At the booth of the print dealer David Tunick, along with old master prints and a set of drypoints by Max Beckmann representing a kind of congested psychic circus is an edition of Matisse's book of vibrant silkscreens, "Jazz".
Using such a blueprint, the composition of an embedded system can be stored in a very compact way representing a kind of digital artificial DNA, since it can be used to completely build up the system at run-time.
In both McDermott-Doyle's Nonmonotonic Logic I and Moore's Autoepistemic logic (McDermott and Doyle, 1982; Moore, 1985; Konolige 1994), a modal operator M (representing a kind of epistemic possibility) is used.
