“It showed an instance where a lay person, Alisa, had difficulties in expressing herself on a particular issue initiated by a police officer.”

“Criminal investigations are conducted by the police in the first instance.”

“The meeting was organized at the instance of two senior ministers.”

“The cheerful ring in his voice disappeared in an instant at the terrible news.”

“Our eyes met, and there was a moment of perfect understanding, an instant of flawless empathy between two Beatle fans.”

“The logic of this language was an extension and instantiation of the logic of human activity.”

“A functional process is the instantiation of an operational activity in a process.”

“If you want to exchange the material of a configurable assembly, you use the instantiation in variant configuration.”

“The devotee's irrationality springs from a thousand inexplicable demonstrations of God's instancy in trouble.”

“But what riveted the resemblance most was the instancy of their sympathetic communion.”

“For a moment those within did not in the instancy of their discourse hear Wat's summons.”

“His fascination with the capacity of video to bridge such incomprehensible distances might suggest a preoccupation with instantaneity.”

“The Internet yields both seeming temporal instantaneity and spatial compression.”

“Televisual instantaneity, in live transmission and true interactivity, has been underexploited by both mass and experimental media.”

“Terms such as rapid deployment, power projection, and mobilization all connote an element of instantaneousness in warfare.”

“You have just shared the unique experience of the marriage between timelessness and instantaneousness.”

“The sight, and the instantaneousness of it, made her feel ill.”

“In fact the West may begin to lose their local instantiations of these practices as a direct result of on ongoing policy of militarism.”

“Controls generic instantiations, either all of them, or those that use specified entities.”

“Controls non static expressions in index or discriminant constraints, or in instantiations.”

“This highly successful subject deals with rates of change at instants of time by calculating the gradient of the tangent to a curve.”

“A huge black blur struck the ground where he'd been standing scant instants ago, and a shower of dirt was blasted upwards from the impact.”

“The studious disciple will always hear the answer to his questions and will always hear my fatherly counsel in the instants of testing.”