Sentence examples for being a standard example from inspiring English sources

A critic might object, for instance, that there may be goods that produce benefit without delighting us or things that produce delight without genuinely benefiting us (heroin use being a standard example).

The vast changes that have taken place in the world during that period are significant by their absence from the literature, and in this regard Soutphommasane's study is a standard example of its genre.

Adverbial modification is a standard example [Reichenbach 1947].

SEBS is a standard example of a triblock copolymer that forms spontaneously impressive pattern arrangements.

"Both batting and bowling must click together, and it has been a standard example of being outplayed by a good international side.

Clean air is a standard example of a public good, but we can reasonably hold that individuals have rights to clean air as individuals.

Everyone realized that different people could have the same name, but it is important to note that 'Socrates' said of two different people was a standard example of an equivocal term, a word with two unrelated significations (see §5).

A rat brain section is a standard example tissue in IMS.

The confusion between schizophrenia and schizoaffective diagnoses is a standard example: some investigators combine both diagnoses in their samples, while others keep them separate.

As Sir Ronald Fisher, inventor of the P-value and null hypothesis significance test, wrote: "It is a fallacy so well known as to be a standard example, to conclude from a test of significance that the null hypothesis is thereby established;… " (emphasis in original) [ 74].

But a musical notation is also a standard example of a digital system.