Sentence examples for accepted example of from inspiring English sources

Some observers have called chicken tikka masala the first widely accepted example of fusion cuisine.

These days no one needs to argue for poetry's splendid isolation; it has become an almost universally accepted example of self-consuming effetism.

The transfer of DNA from Agrobacterium species to plants (which in the case of A. tumefaciens results in production of crown galls) represents the only accepted example of common natural trans-kingdom gene transfer.

Widely accepted examples of ontological reduction come from mathematics, such as the reduction of numbers, or ordered pairs, to sets.

The earliest generally accepted examples of Chinese writing date back to the reign of the Shang Dynasty king Wu Ding in the later part of the second millennium BC.

Two well accepted examples of this dynamic component are the immediate and reversible nature of diastolic dysfunction during stress testing [ 45] and during coronary arterial balloon inflation, which may be regarded as an iatrogenic model of regional and intermittent impairment of myocardial energy supply in man [ 46].

The "Clever Hans" effect has become a widely accepted example not only of the involuntary nature of cues provided by onlookers in possession of knowledge unavailable to others, but of the ability of animals to recognize and respond to subtle cues provided by those around them.

Interestingly, all accepted examples represented N-terminal truncations of NAIPfull, indicating the existence of numerous potentially functional in-frame translation initiation codons (Figure 5a, Figure S6).

A long-accepted example of universal crimes giving jurisdiction to all national courts is piracy on the high seas; all countries have jurisdiction to try pirates.

Wondrous machines like elevators, Good wrote in his memoir, she accepted as examples of nabuh magic.

The catalytic triad containing enzymes fail every test except for similar mechanism and so are generally accepted as examples of convergent evolution.