exemplification

Examples of exemplifying

exemplifying

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

In the non-adjacent domains of the (c) and (d) orders, ratios are significantly lower and exemplifying languages are significantly less.
To have moral virtue one must be a moral agent, the sort of being exemplifying agency, and intentional action.
The grammar includes hundreds of rules; only a small sample is presented, exemplifying the principles that govern the overall organization of the grammar.
The body of the paper is concerned with defining and exemplifying the terms.
The purpose of this short note is to give a technical result further exemplifying this functional character.
The rest of the section is devoted to exemplifying the use of the axioms by showing how one can define a uniform fixed-point operator fix.
It is to discover if theories of this type can be construed as exemplifying selection processes.
Exemplifying conceptual tasks are those requiring a language user to generate an instance of a specific semantic category or to translate a word.
An anonymous reviewer objects that the passive reading is unavailable for acquainted and that it is therefore an inappropriate candidate for exemplifying the inchoative-to-passive change.
In addition to texts there was a huge corpus of specially composed music exemplifying educational philosophies.
Five programmes of study are mapped out, each exemplifying 'a layer of attainment which builds on and incorporates previous learning'.
Such sentences may be regarded as exemplifying a referential use of space, in which spatial relations are used to differentiate grammatical classes and semantic roles.
The case is of interest because it involves a set of intertwined phonetic and phonological questions in a vowel system exemplifying typical cross-height harmony.
We start by describing a stylized model exemplifying the main channels, through which the shocks in the scenarios affect economic outcomes in our model.
Figure 1 traces, for the purposes of exemplifying a collection analysis, three 'minidocuments' (d1, d2, and d3), at the top of the diagram.
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