Sentence examples for and exemplified in the from inspiring English sources

All the concepts introduced in this definition of "generative" grammar will be explained and exemplified in the course of this section.

In the painstaking and microscopic one-night structure of "On Chesil Beach," McEwan advances his exploration of slowness in fiction (early evidenced in "Black Dogs" and "Amsterdam," and exemplified in the 24-hour time scheme of "Saturday").

This process of finding contexts and some more relevant questions will be tackled and exemplified in the next sections.

Most of these mechanisms will be raised and exemplified in the forthcoming discussion, but space prevents a detailed exposition of the mechanisms of irony here.

In the following sections, each of the delivery modes will be explained and exemplified in the context of Japan, in particular Osaka University where applicable.

The results of the SPCC method are promising in all cases, except for the comparisons of class 1 to 2 and class 2 to 4. The insufficient performance for these two class comparisons is connected to the different number of repeats of main components of a syllable in class 2, as already discussed and exemplified in the introduction (see also Fig. 1).

The procedure has been outlined in the description of the algorithm and exemplified in Figs. 2, 3 and 4.

Material and process models are the key ingredients and are exemplified in the paper.

It does this, firstly, by providing a synoptic overview of the specific and limited conception of accounting and measurement that is expressed in mainstream quality improvement debates and interventions, exemplified in the 2008 Darzi Review of the NHS.

This cross-fertilisation between crime and showbusiness, exemplified in the US by Frank Sinatra's relationship with the mafia, had benefits for both sides: prestige for the gangsters, edgy cool for the stars.

That said, mostly their aesthetics seem to be spliced rather than shared, and hers – exemplified in the tender Optimist – tends to be dominated by his: exuberant, febrile, a riot of rippling percussion (I Am An Ape) and joyful brass (The One Who Broke Your Heart).