The phrase "an example of future" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific instance or illustration related to the future, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The new technology is an example of future innovations that will change our lives."
Alternatives: "a glimpse of the future" or "a representation of what’s to come."
The Yle Graphics organization is an example of an organization that has already changed due to digitalization, and can thus be used as an example of future organizations.
As an example of future application, we applied mixed regression models with daily random slopes to correlate Landsat BT data with monitored air temperature (Tair) measurements using 14 images for 1989 2014.
An example of future obligations not taken into account was no provision in the plan for further pay increases for municipal employees.
Figure 3 An example of future mobile wireless network.
In the dystopian "Clash of Civilizations" scenario that Bannon and his supporters subscribe to, Syria represents an important staging ground in the U.S.-led crusade against radical Islam, and an example of what future U.S.-Russian coöperation could look like.
With several cabinet secretaries in tow, he held a town-hall-style meeting at the factory, where he praised the company as "an example of the future" and said that it stood to get more orders for its hybrid electric buses thanks to the $8.4 billion that the stimulus law devotes to mass transit.
ATI executives say that their recently introduced All-in-Wonder Pro 128 card, which combines 3D graphics with DVD decoders, audio decoders and digital video recorder-type functions on a single board is an example of the future products.
Even if it is based on algorithms suitable to fulfill repetitive and relatively predictable tasks, Watson's use is an example of the future impact of AI on the administrative workforce profile in higher education.
TNHP is an example of the future of crisis response as well as a model for collaboration between governments, NGOs and individuals.
