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The public sector and large bureaucratic organisations appear as paragons of good decision making process and exemplars of bad decisions.

What must scientists and governments do to make these exemplars of state initiatives become standard practice across the globe?

The design-patterns movement has been a tremendous boon to the software development world because it supplies nomenclature and exemplars.

Leading Officials Should Be the Exemplars in Practice and Implementation of "Eight Honors and Eight Disgraces"

Aristocratic mores, as adapted by most upper-class writers and exemplars , were clearly not applicable to most people.

After the animals learned the first two exemplars, the number would be doubled.

Moreover, the four worst exemplars, after Greece, were Italy and then France, Germany and Austria.

One easy answer is for the lessons and inspiration exemplars provide.

The 17 study participants were nominated as exemplars of self-management by diabetes experts.

And here the private elite schools are useful exemplars.

And, perhaps most important, as teachers, we should strive to be the ordinary heroes, the moral exemplars, to the people we mentor.

Getting to read more exemplars then to imitate is my major skill in writing essays.

Distance functions for generalized exemplars

Exemplars based dynamic gesture tracking in complex background

Social Mode of Imitating Exemplars in Medieval Western Europe and How Ignatius Loyola Became a Saint

The Role of Exemplars in the Comprehension of Temporally Related Events