instantiation

The body is a particular instance or instantiation of the disease.

A copy must be the instantiation of just one work.

Instantiation - through direct experience students will try out their ideas.

For after all, choice is already an instantiation in practice of justice and equality.

Of course, it is possible that this failure can only be shown by instantiation.

Note that no instantiation occurs as a result of the statement.

There are no other instantiations for A that lead to the starting point of the paradox.

A copy is a manifestation or instantiation of a work.

The instantiation relationship is a relation between objects and classes.

Instantiation of meaning is always in the experience through which individuals constitute their identity.

Multiple instantiation: mind could be in many different kinds of matter, e.g.

Another module might also require an instantiation where T is int.

An instantiation is the realization of an artifact in its environment.

The Blight has been our top priority since its instantiation a year ago.

It can be used for the instantiation, not in the definition of a generic unit.

The type of elements which the function returns can be determined through instantiation.

The goal is then printed so that you can inspect its current instantiation state.

A variable can be in one of several states of instantiation.

But here in the palace, visible or not, they were only a fax away from instantiation.

Subsequently the instantiation operator samples these areas to create new individuals.

Each time a tune is played it's an instantiation in a universe of tunes.

Instantiation is a formal relationship between potential and actual.

Indeed, instantiation is prohibited for this kind of class.

Allows users of libraries to pull only the instantiations that are needed.

With another click, we are only the instantiation of someone else's interest, acts, knowledge, or questioning.