If we continue to rely on the ESS solution concept, we see a classic example in the Hawk-Dove game.
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As a product, the Model T has long been seen as a classic example of no-frills, mass-produced standardization.
At first the Hendersons' tale could be seen as a classic example of rugby league's combination of slack eligibility rules with the desperation to expand that so often brings the code into disrepute.
He seems cautiously optimistic about the Arab spring, which he sees as a "classic example … [of] powerful grassroots movements, primarily in Tunisia and Egypt" – but is dryly ironic about the west's relationship with what is happening on the ground.
VA Linux, which sells computers that run the program, may one day be seen as a classic example of a "hot IPO": lots of hype, a low offer price and not much available stock (only about 10% of the company was initially floated).
Even China has felt the need to send warships to the Gulf of Aden to protect its shipping.Afghanistan, too, is often seen as a classic example of the perils of collapsing states: acute poverty and years of civil war led to the rise of the Taliban and allowed al-Qaeda to turn into a global menace.
He's suspicious of Bush partly because of the candidate's ties to educational software companies that benefit from education reform laws, which Cuevas sees as a classic example of the crony capitalism conservatives are always denouncing.
Female reluctance to mate in this species is seen as a classic example of conflict over mating [ 25, 34, 36, 37, 40, 41] and has been interpreted to result from high mating costs for females [ 33, 36, 40].
