Sentence examples for In the exemplar of from inspiring English sources

In the exemplar of these architectures, σ(t) is constant during the functional process, in other words, no operational signal is required (i.e., the system is autonomous), and thus no informational content can be associated with it.

N14053, in fact, was the exemplar of a series that in the 1980's had three things that Airbus hoped airlines would find irresistible: more comfort because it was wider, lower cost, and compatibility, meaning pilots trained to fly one could fly other models in the manufacturer's line with minimal extra training.

Chile, which in 1982 had a financial crisis strikingly similar to that in East Asia, is the exemplar of this approach.

Not only is it (in paragraph two) the exemplar of judging clearly and distinctly, it is listed (paragraph four) among the propositions that are compellingly certain while attended to, though undermined when we no longer thus attend.

What happens to editorial judgment, consistent aesthetic vision, commitment to particular values, building a movement, advocating for a particular style, and creating a critical mass of new writing if the contest model is allegedly based in "impartiality" and "blindness --in other words, pretends to blindness --inr of democracy, egalitarianism, and disavowal of values?

(The obvious one is syphilis, which until antibiotics became widespread in the 1940s was the exemplar of a slow-progressing fatal disease.

The neighborhood, once the center of the fourth largest city in the nation, was the exemplar of urban decay.

And in the health industry, the exemplar of a corporation stepping up remains CVS's 2014 decision to step away from the sale of cigarettes, a $2 billion annual revenue hit.

Founded in 2002, Babestation is unequivocally the exemplar of late-night British softcore.

The method is designed to be applicable to local service improvements and their evaluation in long-term conditions, through the exemplar of psychological therapy services for people with Longer Term Depression (LTD).

(MGM, Dec. 4, $19.98) STEPHANIE ZACHAREK IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT No actor could have carried the burden that Sidney Poitier did in the 1960s— expected to be the exemplar of an entire race — and not had his choices as an actor limited.