Sentence examples for A characteristic example of from inspiring English sources

A characteristic example of the style is the well-known koan "When both hands are clapped a sound is produced; listen to the sound of one hand clapping".

A characteristic example of such theodicy is found in Pangloss's explanation of why it is good that syphilis exists: Candide, the impressionable and incompetent student of Pangloss, often tries to justify evil, fails, invokes his mentor and eventually despairs.

A characteristic example of adaptive muscle plasticity is mitochondrial biogenesis.

A characteristic example of a breakdown in this control mechanism is the lymphopenic mouse [ 16- 20].

A characteristic example of an algorithm that can produce overlapping clusters is the case of MCODE [ 24].

(Susan Jacoby's essay on "The Blessings of Atheism" in the most recent Sunday Review is a characteristic example of these arguments in action).

This space is a very characteristic example of transversal lower edges spaces for further work.

A characteristic example is found in the introduction of the daughters of Porthaon at Cat. 26.5 9: The preceding section of the poem had dealt at some length with the extended family of Porthaon's sister Demodice, tracing her line down to the generation following the Trojan War.

Here is a characteristic example, referring to the marriage of some very minor Melville cousins: The tragic estrangement and its aftermath surfaced repeatedly in the letters of the next years, and reached one of its climaxes during the composition of Moby-Dick, a few months before Melville wrote the Patroons into Pierre.

Indeed, a characteristic example is the predicted excretion of acetate at high growth rates (Fig. 2d) that is well supported by experimental observations [ 9, 19, 20].

A characteristic example is that the protection of RAGE-deficient mice from sepsis correlates with NF-κB inactivation in the lung and peritoneum.