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Exemplification, in the
philosophy of language, is a mode of
symbolization characterized by the
relation between a
sample and what it
refers to. Unlike...
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Exemplification theory is a
theory that
states that an
event is the
exemplification of a
property in an entity. This
identity is
often modeled as an "ordered...
- Constitution". This
exemplification is now on
permanent loan to the
National Archives in Washington, D.C. Only two
other 1297
exemplifications survive, one of...
- such a
vector field. The
hairy ball
theorem has
numerous physical exemplifications. For example,
rotation of a
rigid ball
around its
fixed axis gives...
- the sovereign, for example, "The
People of the
State of Oklahoma".
Exemplifications can only be
attested and
executed by
either the
authority holding the...
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Scottish Exemplification (official copy) of the
Treaty of
Union of 1707...
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instantiation principle or
principle of
instantiation or
principle of
exemplification is the
concept in
metaphysics and
logic (first put
forward by David...
- The
converse relation, the
relation from
object to word, is
called "
exemplification"; the
object exemplifies what the word denotes. In
syntactic analysis...
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Ancient Iranian religions, Hinduism, Christianity, and Judaism. An
exemplification of the
syncretism in the
region would be that
people were
patrons of...
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Primarily of
philosophical use to
discuss properties and
property exemplification. In
philosophy of mathematics, it is
typically contrasted with "ante...
