Sentence examples for as see for example from inspiring English sources

The available set of modulation and coding schemes (MCS) determines a nonconvex mapping from SINR values to throughput and is denoted as, see for example, [21].

Yet Dr. Smith seems to miss the dimension of play and irony in Baudrillard's work, as well as his valorization of writing and the symbolic, in which writing and not forms of thought or philosophy are privileged as (see, for example, the section on "Poetic Transference" in Impossible Exchange (2001, pp. 111ff).

When no trained indigenous artists were available to execute frescoes, untrained artists created poorly executed fresco-secco paintings (in which the paint was applied after the plaster had dried)—as seen, for example, in Santo Domingo (in the present Dominican Republic) in paintings of saints placed between the columns of the Cathedral of Santa María de la Encarnación's front facade (c. 1540).

It provides key-data, essential in numerical models of the evolution of structure breakdown in soft solids as seen for example during oral processing of foods.

It brought about a new subgenre, as seen, for example, in George Chesney's short story The Battle of Dorking (1871).

Interactivity led high-tech design in the 21st century, as seen, for example, in Electricfoxy's social-networking garment, "Ping," designed by Jennifer Darmour (2010).

In windows by them the lead line is once again treated as an integral part of the design, as seen, for example, in the windows for Christ Church at Oxford (1874 75 and 1878), Salisbury Cathedral (1879), and Birmingham Cathedral (1897).

Such a redundant set of quality-control factors is a well-documented characteristic of cellular proteostasis, as seen for example in yeast, where the E3 ligases Ubr1 and San1 work in parallel, targeting unfolded proteins for degradation44.

Disordered UES opening can be due to an intrinsic, restrictive sphincter disorder, as seen for example with the cricopharyngeal bar, either alone or in association with a Zenker's diverticulum.

These channel deposits underlie and extend beyond the margins of the ~5 km wide surface trace of the Ghaggar–Hakra palaeochannel, as seen for example in cores GS13 and 14 (Fig. 5 and Supplementary Fig. 2) and inferred from geophysical data44.

The role of the TME is far from being fully understood, and further research is clearly needed, as seen for example, when discussing the TAMs.