Sentence examples for as a defining example of from inspiring English sources

Another acquisition Mr. Lowry described as a defining example of an artist's work is Beuys's "Eurasia Siberian Symphony 1963," from a private collection in Munich.

"While this creative outpouring today stands as a defining example of modern abstraction," Ms. Du Pont writes, "his art did not receive the recognition it deserved, neither at the time of its making nor during the artist's lifetime".

Guardian Australia asked Adrian to share his observations – as well as the defining examples of the genre.

It has been regarded as one of the defining examples of dance-oriented pop music of its time.

Second, the use of this threshold in defining examples of epistasis strikes me as problematic.

In July 2015 it was given world heritage status by Unesco, together with other monuments in the region including the Monreale and Cefalù Cathedrals and the Palatine Chapel, which are part of the Arab-Norman itinerary – defined as an "outstanding example of a socio-cultural syncretism between western, Islamic, and Byzantine cultures".

The mapping table example provided here6 shows the attribute and geometry mapping in between the OpenStreetMap and INSPIRE Transport Network compatible data models as an example of defining harmonization steps.

We focus on the elimination of contestants in the American Idol TV shows as an example of a well defined electoral phenomenon that each week draws millions of votes in the USA.

We develop the blood-feeding habit here as an example of a trait that defines tick ecology and life-history.

In conclusion, the paper presents the practical application of one of the nine BERCs to a NZEB residential case study as an example of what the EBPD recast define as nZEB.

In particular, we examined how the uncertainty due to GCMs propagated through the snow model, which contained nonlinear processes defined by thresholds, as an example of the uncertainty caused by interactions among multiple sources of uncertainty.