This is especially true of books about the growth of a new comic style in mid-century America, of which Gerald Nachman's "Seriously Funny: The Rebel Comedians of the 1950s and 1960s" (Pantheon; $29.95) is the example at hand.
This definition is less general than Blutner's actual definition, but comes down to the same for the example at hand.
In the example at hand, unified consciousness is closely linked to an intact, functioning corpus callosum in people who have one.
For the example at hand, this means that the differences between actual and synthetic Germany with respect to GDP per capita, trade openness, inflation rate, industry share, schooling, and investment rate should be as small as possible.
In the example at hand, the schema of visual reasoning involves at the start taking a number \ k\) to be represented by a column of \ k\) dots, thence taking the triangular array of \(n\) columns to represent the sum of the first \(n\) positive integers, thence taking that array combined with an inverted copy to make a rectangular array of \(n\) columns of \(n+1\) dots.
For the example at hand, cell i in Table A contains a pointer to a cell i´ of Table B where we include information about all the genomic locations where we can find the 16-mer AACTCCTGACCTCAGA followed by any four nucleotides, followed by PAM.
With these examples at hand, one can imagine several potential applications of synthetic lethal screens in zebrafish.
The paradox, however, is that the most appalling examples at hand aren't those of the ostensible purveyors of cinematic fast food.
The best example at hand is the recent identification of a polymorphism in the PDCD1 (programmed cell death 1) gene as a susceptibility factor for systemic lupus erythematosus, coding for the immunoreceptor PD-1 [ 1].
The expert secondary teacher would have examples at hand, tailored to what he or she knows of student understandings and misconceptions but, he or she would also know that students tend to see the formulas as separate "rules" to be memorized and used when one encounters a particular situation (e.g., "when I have a point and know the slope, I use the point-slope formula").
It's possible to be unaware of many things about oneself (for example, to take the case at hand, the fact that one is a genius), but it's hard to imagine how this could extend to an obvious physical defect like lameness.
