The phrase "advanced examples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to complex or sophisticated instances that illustrate a concept or skill, often in educational or technical contexts.
Example: "In this section, we will explore advanced examples of machine learning algorithms to deepen your understanding."
Alternatives: "complex examples" or "sophisticated examples".
Advanced examples in the haemopoietic series were drawn from the work of Sachs, Metcalf, Till and McCulloch, and Kurland and Moore.
Additional software and more advanced examples can be found in.
In recent years, increasingly advanced examples have surfaced, as if ripped from the pages of spy novels.
The Telesar V is one of the most advanced examples of a technology known as "telexistence", which allows a human to act and sense through a remote robot.
The benchmarks in this suite cover different tests that range from classic simple examples (like matrix algebra) to advanced examples (like encryption and image processing).
Nudity was a famous component of the late-1960s musicals "Hair" and "Oh! Calcutta!" Recently, though, several instances of nakedness have extended the frontiers of liberation; the majority of the more advanced examples have featured men.
While acknowledging that Amazon Go is the most technologically advanced example, "autonomous stores are coming up everywhere" in China, said Lee.
There is also an argument - advanced for example by Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (1881-1955), the French philosopher and palaeontologist - that evolution demonstrates a progressive increase in complexity and consciousness, culminating in human spiritual development and the reunion of Man and God.
While other hypotheses have been advanced, for example, failure of tubular reuptake of albumin, none are sufficiently robust to seriously challenge this position.
However, even during the "bonanza" times, because of limited abiotic inputs (e.g., volcanism) and the increasing biochemical warfare among species as bio-complexity advanced, for example, herbivory (Pérez-Coll and Herkovits 2004), the adaptation to physicochemical agents continued.
The content of the presentation is not advanced and most examples are outdated - latest figures should be used.
