Meaningful selection, as opposed to random copying, occurs when such choices are made on the basis of something inherent to the choice itself [13] - as with a 'better mousetrap' for example, or something inherently preferable to human tastes.
It was something inherent in Mr. Parker.
"It's something inherent in all of us.
MOST of us understand charisma to be something inherent: either you have it or you don't.
There's something inherent in the music that can't be said, something that exists outside of speech".
It is our confrontation with the universe, not something inherent to the universe itself, that leads to absurdity.
By editing the movie this way, Tarantino was also, I believe, getting at something inherent in all moviemaking.
"Maybe intuitively I was struck by the beauty, by the symmetry, by how like something inherent in nature it is.
I've heard it said that there is something inherent in scientific culture that's uninviting to African-Americans.
"It's easy to think that it's something inherent in you that made you successful — that somehow, you made better decisions," she said.
As Strobel recounts, Cosentino argued in his opening statement that there was something inherent in the Pinto's design that "invited fire in the event of normal highway collisions".
