Sentence examples for as standard examples from inspiring English sources

Statements such as "My mother shall go to London" or "There will be a sea-battle tomorrow" could serve as standard examples.

By using different artificial buildings as standard examples in modelling climate change impact, a comparison between different regions in Europe has become possible for the first time.

However, some documents contained as many as 236 and some as few as 8 annotated gold standard examples.

"Amazing Grace" is emblematic of several kinds of folk music styles, often used as the standard example to illustrate such musical techniques as lining out and call and response, that have been practiced in both black and white folk music.

Phan and co use five as their standard example (higher numbers require significantly more computational resources).

The sighting was significant in Europe, where "all swans are white" had long been used as a standard example of a well-known truth.

From classical times onward, proper names such as 'Ajax' and 'Alexander' provided standard examples of equivocal terms.

Philosophers who adopt this usage are free to think about standard examples of observation as members of a large, diverse, and growing family of data production methods.

(Typical examples of dynamic intentional structures include continuous observations which represent Husserl's standard example—as well as those totalities of successive judgements, or momentary belief-states, that actualize one and the same continuous belief.

Queer style is also starting to challenge mainstream normative beauty standards that the community often replicates, such as accepting masculinity as the gold standard example of radical transgressive style, particularly for bodies assigned female at birth (AFAB).

Fences, gateposts and outbuildings aren't usually covered as standard, for example, and buildings insurance doesn't cover gradual deterioration, so that rules out rising damp and infestations such as dry rot and woodworm.