Sentence examples for a generic example from inspiring English sources
Working with another type of diagram (narrating ID), students treated the specific given example as a generic example and were able to reach a generalization in a process of systematic change and comparison.
The first chapter of this book delivers a general introduction about the field of shape memory alloys treated as a generic example of adaptive material.
See, the danger was well-enough known even in Aristotle's time that he could use it as a generic example of "example".
The experimental results presented here serve as a generic example illustrating the importance of pH variations in catalytic proton-coupled electron transfer reactions.
In this article, a new approach for estimating fixed capital investment of modular production plants will be presented and applied using a generic example.
We argue that our methodology is a generic example of rapid evidence assembly in difficult-to-reach localities, where improvement of the predictive validity of the assessment and establishment of a benchmark for longitudinal monitoring of project impacts and mitigation efforts is needed.
For example, a generic model may not offer the precision needed to differentiate the performance determinants of volunteer CHWs working on HIV and AIDS from those of paid CHWs working on improving access to curative care.
However, we wished to consider a simple, generic example here; such effects could be studied in future work.
To illustrate what such models typically look like and how, through the process of model development, the irrelevant biological details are uncovered, we present a simplified generic example based on Mideo et al. (2008).
The approach is illustrated for a generic servicing example.
A decade later, when planning The Prisoner's Dilemma, my third play about eastern Europe, I decided that rather than write a documentary drama about a real peace negotiation, I would draw on a number of conflicts to create a generic, fictionalised example.
