Sentence examples for accordance for example from inspiring English sources

This is in perfect accordance, for example, with the ongoing experimental programmes at CERN/ISOLDE on Coulomb excitation and nucleon transfer reactions, making use of post-accelerated radioactive ion beams18.

This value is in accordance, for example, with the standard IEEE 802.11p [27], which is meant to be employed in vehicular networks.

Furthermore, this result is in accordance, for example, with the findings obtained in a study comparing spontaneous EEG in tinnitus patients with and without transitory changes of tinnitus loudness caused by residual inhibition [Kahlbrock and Weisz, 2008].

Equal opportunities form part of France's great republican principles, and I argue for them to be respected at European level in accordance, for example, with the Treaty of Rome instituting the European Community and with the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.

Similarly, in Sweden the results can be seen as a possible effect on differences between school performance due to the free school choice, in accordance with, for example, Myrberg and Rosén's (2006) results.

This is in accordance with for example Dreyfus and Dreyfus who argued that computers could be good competent manipulators of symbols according to prepackaged algorithms, but they lack the type of intuition that real experts have [ 39].

This is in accordance with for example Ridderikhoff and van Herk [ 11] who found that despite need for diagnostic help, computer-aided support systems was ranked lower than other computer-aids and the use of a diagnostic computer-aided support system.

Thus, an agency action which is supported by the required substantial evidence may in another regard be "arbitrary, capricious, an abuse of discretion, or otherwise not in accordance with law" — for example, because it is an abrupt and unexplained departure from agency precedent.

When the Guidelines speak of "otherwise us[ing]" a firearm, they mean, in accordance with normal usage, otherwise "using" it as a weapon--for example, placing the gun barrel in the mouth of the storekeeper to intimidate him.

These indifferents are to be preferred as more in accordance with nature than, for example, one's individual utility.

This is also in accordance with earlier studies, for example Ediriweera et al. [30] who found improvements in one forest type but not in another, when Landsat TM data were added to an ALS based biomass model.