| An ostensive definitions can also be explicative. |
| Thus, the ostensive division between smoking and no smoking space was already established in the family space, foreseeing what later would happen in a broad social space. |
| The ostensive definition suffers from the drawback that one has to know what an EG is before one can point to it. |
| Those results are ostensive evidence implying the contribution of apparent motion mechanisms to ILM perception. |
| To assume this identity existence, in an ostensive homogenization of the smoking ban would be a primary mistake reading of what actually happens, and that makes impossible the evaluation of the process at issue. |
| Like nearly all definitions, Bell's is really more ostensive than analytic, better achieved by pointing than by phrasing. |
