And Hermann Glockner, a Bavarian aesthetic intuitionist, saw following one another in the development of Hegel a so-called "pantragistic" phase up to the Phenomenology and, subsequently, an opposing "panlogistic" phase that betrayed the most lively and concrete instances of the preceding phase a work that approached the efforts at interpreting Hegel that were made by the Nazis.
But for Obama administration officials, the outcry has come to represent an unnecessary obstacle in the fight against terrorism, an obstacle they see as created by a handful of activists and politicians who complain loudly about practices that are valuable and have created no concrete instances of abuse.
What each of these concrete instances indicates is a fact about another correlated part of the world.
Upon evaluation, the production evaluation system creates for these pair rules all possible pairings of concrete instances of nonterminals.
As a result, one can easily generate a number of concrete instances of these vignettes as input for the INFORM Lab simulation environment.
Similarly, there have been different ideas as to how one may justify that concrete instances of clauses H3 and H4 indeed work for any (possibly hypothetical) proof of the antecedent.
Making images and words familiar and realistic can aid interpretation, but too much familiarity can dilute important distinctions, and too much realism can lead to interpretations that are too tied to concrete instances.
The system is similar to our approach because services used in the workflow model are also the abstracted representations of real ones and then the abstracted ones are replaced with concrete instances.
In other words, it is concerned with how we move from concrete instances of text to the more abstract notions of domain models and the overall system of language.
They are semantically based on the notion of probabilistic lexicographic entailment from probabilistic default reasoning, which naturally interprets this terminological and assertional probabilistic knowledge as knowledge about random and concrete instances, respectively.
