All these instances, in other words, provide exemplars of class invariance as well as within class variability.
Some words are very common exemplars of their superordinate categories, and others less so (e.g., "dog" vs "wolf").
We illustrate this category by providing an exemplar stable word pair (hopeless/hopeful), with a summary description and quotations illustrating how cognitive interview participants used each of the terms.
He was, in Sugden's words, "the very exemplar of Shawnee manhood," and hardly one to consider settling into a lifetime of women's work.
The stimuli were 60 words, containing five exemplar concrete objects from twelve taxonomic categories: body parts, furniture, vehicles, animals, kitchen utensils, tools, buildings, building parts, clothing, insects, vegetables, and man-made objects, as shown in Table 1.
They want to believe in the Great American Novel, the classic exemplar, the last word.
Figure 8 shows an adaptable workflow for this process, using the identification of the InChI semantic identifier for the word type "chemical" as an exemplar.
Since we were unable to create an appropriate database of vocalizations from known individuals, we substituted exemplars of spoken words into the pay-for-listen task from a known human (i.e., the monkey's caretaker) and an unknown human.
Thus, they accepted new exemplars for known words (Familiar Label Conflict) and second labels for known objects (Novel Label Conflict).
In both word and deed, he was an exemplar to embattled and desperate segments of the Libyan population: The ex-regime officials, key eastern tribes, federalists and younger liberals, who began idolizing the military uniform, the proverbial "man on horseback," as the salvation for the country's worsening violence and, less nobly, a way to exclude their ideological opponents from power.
