Despite the glut of travel guides available, it's sometimes hard to find ones that are actually instructive, that get at the heart of what's going on in a given city and spare us the travel-writing clichés.
But with Nadal, now the owner of thirteen Grand Slam titles, the interpoint auguries are actually instructive: Nadal wants to play tennis in a vacuum, and does his best to create one.
In his Uses of Enchantment (1976), Bettelheim asserted that the apparently cruel and arbitrary nature of many folk fairy stories is actually an instructive reflection of the child's natural and necessary "killing off" of successive phases of development and initiation.
In response, I would argue that considerations of such fringe ideas are actually highly instructive for examining and clarifying the use of scientific methods.
In that way, it's actually quite instructive for anyone who wants to understand addiction research--or wants to avoid being taken in by exaggerated outcome data.
And the fact that Mr Krugman finds himself debating talking points that few people are actually using is instructive.
The end result would be a stacked predictor, ie, the stacking-based HSM: H S M = ∑ b = 1 B η ^ b H b (r ) (6) The meta-model defined in Equation (5) is merely for instructive purposes and is actually a somewhat naïve formulation of stacked generalization.
Given the uncertainty surrounding what parish girls were actually trained to do, it is particularly instructive to consider boys alone.
While his choices for secretary of state, defence secretary and CIA director will have separate hearings, it would actually be more instructive to put them all in one room since, in today's world, national security is the ultimate team sport.
While Hume and Guldberg remain unrepentant, the case was an instructive lesson in what actually constitutes freedom of expression.
