Sentence examples for as to exemplify from inspiring English sources

And, as a bonus, it has three works that are attached to it that are apparently added so as to exemplify the method of inquiry it develops (though admittedly it is unclear how the method is applied in these essays).

The main problem has to do with the role models presented to men; those in our own Western society are competitive in nature, which is not absolutely ideal, but those in Muslim ideology go as far as to exemplify hatred of women.

One of his fans invented the game now known as Monopoly, to exemplify the evils of untaxed rent.

Hence, in worlds in which Socrates does not exist (i.e., worlds accessible from his actual role @(Socrates)), there is no such thing as Socrates to exemplify any properties, in particular the property of possibly existing.

Holland takes Locke and Hume as well as contemporary analytic philosophers to exemplify Anglo-American philosophy (1990).

At the writing of this note, substance searching and changes in stereochemistry and rings have been implemented as Python scripts to exemplify the potential of RInChIs.

A simple example is shown as illustration and to exemplify that for second order reliability methods and for exact calculations of the probability of failure this behaviour is much more infrequent.

One reason for this percentage may be the history of the agency, "In the past, the Department had a reputation as a place to exemplify male and Ivy League hires", Crisencio Arcos, former Ambassador to Honduras added.

We used myopathy as the ADE to exemplify a common pathology found in electronic medical records databases.

In addition, the results are presented for joint P0 and Pmax optimization, where Γ5% is used as the performance metric to exemplify the impact of this optimization.

As such, they've helped to exemplify an era when the more people obsess about their interiors, the more the exterior built environment becomes bleak and straggling.