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Which is instructive for 2018.

I don't know where Manning was — which is instructive in itself — but I'd be willing to wager that he wasn't hanging out on a beach in Mexico.

Comparability and incomparability relations between objects can be visualized in a so called Hasse diagram, which is instructive in ranking the objects by multi-criteria/non-compensatory approaches.

These add-ons also name the companies that were blocked from receiving your data (one social network, five advertising companies and six data brokers on a recent visit to CNN.com), which is instructive in itself.

For instance, to parallel the pun in the creation story that plays off "adam" and "adamah," human and soil, an echo that conveys the humbleness of humanity's origins, Alter gives us "humus" and "human," which is instructive but not felicitous.

The explanation comes after this part, which is instructive in itself: The original iPhone was supposed to include a version of OS X-style Dashboard widgets, namely Weather and Stocks.

In 1996, Rhode Island Monthly reported that he was the man whom women in the state would most like to date, which was instructive, because, as Bruce Sundlun, a former governor and a staunch friend of Cianci's, put it to me, with a mixture of regret and admiration, "He looks like a crook".

While none of the models represent a holistic or complete management model, a number of 'good/innovative practices' have been identified which are instructive for systematizing the SCLSP.

The other transcription factors identified as enriched in future subplate neurons could potentially be involved in the specification of subplate neuron identity, and in the regulation of subplate-specific signaling molecules which are instructive in the patterning of the cortex.

1– 4 In addition, clean indoor-air laws have been the focus of many of the tobacco-control efforts in North America, Western Europe and Australia, the lessons of which are instructive to those drafting tobacco-control policies in low-income and middle-income countries.

There was an intellectual challenge in devising a process which was informative and instructive for the panel without being too destructive to witnesses.