Sentence examples for a practical examples of from inspiring English sources

Next, the three traditional cutoff policy approaches: "Absolute", "Threshold-based" and "Relative" and their results over a practical examples of different arbitrarily chosen cutoff points are presented.

Wright is a practical example of quite how flexible the Grail ideal has proved.

That is a practical example of a high amount of planting following a tragic loss of some wonderful trees".

And the lifting of tariffs on Chinese textiles at the beginning of the year provided a practical example of what that impact might be.

A practical example of this would be a segregationist candidate steamrolling the south during the civil rights era, while a Democrat and a Republican split the rest of the country.

Obama, in a speech that saw a return to the kind of oratory he produced regularly on the campaign trail in 2008, offered a practical example of the kind of bipartisanship he had in mind, saying he had offered to sit down with Romney in the coming weeks to see if they could work together.

The Agriculture Minister, Jim Paice, on the subject of ragwort: "This little flower may look like a pretty yellow daisy, but it spreads easily and can poison horses and other animals, so tackling this problem can be a practical example of the Big Society".

But there is a practical example of the trend happening right now with Britain's Local Government Pension Scheme, a giant pension fund with £180 billion of assets.The UK government has issued a consultation paper suggesting that the fund move some £85 billion of assets in equities and bonds that are currently actively managed into passive funds.

Here's a practical example of that from real life.

A practical example of an actual production system was presented.

Data centre migration is a practical example of this case.