Sentence examples for as common examples from inspiring English sources
Random stationary white noise excitations and homogeneous Poisson driven impulses are considered as common examples of random excitations with independent increments.
Intervention presentation strategies refer to the communication style and process, with racial/ethnic matching of facilitators or the use of videos with models of the same race/ethnicity, as common examples [ 16, 22, 25, 27, 28].
This chapter ends with a discussion on the Hume-Rothery rules of alloy formation, as well as some common examples of phases and compounds.
For example, in a survey of UK hospital doctors, 78% reported practicing defensive medicine, with the ordering of tests and unnecessary referral to other specialties cited as the most common examples.
Fraud is estimated to account for as much as 10 per cent of food sales, with common examples including Vietnamese catfish being passed off as cod, ordinary olive oil as extra virgin and vegetable fat as mozzarella.
Signing Exact English may be considered the most widely used example of the former and American Sign Language as a common example of the latter.
As a common example, a clinician might suggest to a client in hypnosis the idea that he or she be more deliberate about gathering objective information ("reality testing") before jumping to an erroneous and self-damaging conclusion, an unfortunate but typical cognitive pattern often associated with depression.
For example, a move as common as a policy change that could raise the value of the U.S. dollar could hurt Trump's bottom line on overseas projects if they're tied to other currencies, he said.
In stark contrast, groups on society's margins who are blamed for their plight and viewed as a drain on resources (common examples include homeless people and drug addicts) are stereotyped as cold and incompetent — a wholly negative category.
