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instantiate
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instantiate

In object technology, to create an object of a specific class. See instance.

instantiate - instantiation


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In addition, it offers a different external representation of both factors and multiples, as well as primes and square numbers, in ways that provide concrete visual instantiations of algebraic relationships.
Conjecturing in a computer microworld: zooming out and zooming in by Liljedahl, Peter / Focus on Learning Problems in Mathematics
Since the mid-1980s, Jessica Stockholder has been creating large-scale installations in which everyday objects function as importunate instantiations of the real, punctuating and complicating her resolutely nonreferential pictorial, sculptural, and architectural interventions.
1000 words: Jessica Stockholder talks about her current installation ... by Schambelan, Elizabeth / Artforum International
This relationship, and instantiations through which these beliefs are communicated need exploration.
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