Meanings of instantiation in English

In their first instantiation, they seemed to be promising something exciting.

Thus not every example of edge or perverse instantiation is an example of wireheading.

To create that digital instantiation of the real world, you need data about it.

The instantiation of this army should be a national priority.

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

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

Our biology, based on DNA and RNA and proteins, is an instantiation, a sufficient condition for Darwinian evolution.

Even worse, the digient isn't an anonymous new instantiation, but someone's beloved pet, illicitly copied using the IFF hack.

The trip became a physical instantiation of their mental state: alone in a strange place, speaking only to each other.

Conceived by cartoonist Zach Weinersmith in collaboration with designer Katie Sekelsky, the Hamlet Bookmark is the physical instantiation of a joke.

The method of an image is an experience, not a grammar applied to a repertory, or the instantiation of rules of grammar.

Everything and everyone you see around you will have a simultaneous physical and digital instantiations.

Have you heard the one about the Octarian Weevil who uploaded its ganglions to both instantiations of the OverNet?

We found that individual motif activity ranges broadly within and among elements, and among different instantiations of the same motif type.

Derek opts not to get into a discussion about the difference between their current instantiations and instantiations restored from a checkpoint.

Locally they think of these things as ghosts, though really they are instantiations of self-aware (well, in this case, barely self-aware) Investiture.