Sentence examples for an example derived from inspiring English sources

We also show an example derived by the proposed design method.

Consider an example derived from Anscombe (1963): a woman sends her husband to the grocery store with a list of things to procure; unbeknownst to him he is also being trailed by a detective concerned to make a list of what the man buys.

An example derived from the three 365-nm images taken at 17, 20, 22 h UTC on December 7 , 2015 the day of Akatsuki's orbital insertion, is shown in Fig. 10.

A numerical example derived from an industrial-scale batch process is given and typical results are presented.

A numerical example derived from a diamond crystal confirms the analysis.

These different components are described and the operational architecture of the DSS is illustrated with a demonstrative example derived from a real industrial application.

With this background, the first example, in section "Mutual information for phase transitions in a simple flocking model", considers a computational example derived from physics.

The methodology is illustrated by a numerical example derived from the case situation.

Figure 4 A synthetic example, derived from the case analyzed in Figure 9, which describes the contributions of GCC-PHAT functions to the GCF computation.

For each of the three perspectives we provide a concrete example derived from C2CardsHuman of consensus and conflicts between the five human pathway databases below.

A worked example, derived from data on differentiated versus undifferentiated human hepatocytes (Parent et al., 2007) is used to generate the panels contained in Figure 1.