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instantiateIn object technology, to create an object of a specific class. See instance.
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We might say that the form of an utterance is the sentence that it instantiates, and the content of an utterance is the proposition that is instantiated by the thought that the utterance expresses. This transformation of the picture into sculpture instantiates an investigation of the image, refocusing its dramatic emphasis, modulating its tone, and reshaping even its depicted space--in effect transforming the image into a crime scene, in which its original purpose is simultaneously degraded and magnified in meaning, a la trace evidence. |
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