Sentence examples for benign example from inspiring English sources
London was a relatively benign example.
Adapted from three short stories by Dany Laferrière and set in the late 1970's, when Haiti was ruled by Jean-Claude Duvalier (nicknamed Baby Doc) and a cadre of thugs, this politically pointed film contemplates the darker social undercurrents beneath a seemingly benign example of sexual tourism.
To take a relatively benign example, an invitation to a "boardgame night" got changed to a "bisexuals night" — because the iPhone's dictionary included board game only with a space in the middle, and bisexuals happened to fulfill the "fat finger" proximity criteria.
One such, assembled by Northrop and Britain's GEC, is developing a new system for aircraft to ward off missiles.As a benign example of how transatlantic teams can stimulate competition in high-tech weapons making, defence analysts cite the fierce competition to supply Britain with an air-to-ground surveillance system.
A benign example he gives is of computer players in video games programmed to be realistically stupid.
I know that was a somewhat benign example but this logic is applied to all other choices as well.
The Farcical Heroine Somewhere between Simpson and Lewinsky in her perception of life at the center of a 24/7 Mediathon is Darva Conger, who starred in one of the more benign examples of this year.
Machine learning methods can take in hidden examples from a given preparing set which includes both malware and benign examples.
However, Baltzell brings up other even more benign examples, like a Judy Blume book that mentions menstruation or wet dreams.
Further details and explanations are provided in the main text Table 1 Kaiser score categories and their typical histopathological correlates Kaiser score Benign Malignant Example 1 Fibroadenoma n.a.a
Hudson and Goodhand called on the HHS Office for Civil Rights to explicitly say that the regulation "includes variant calls"—decisions about whether a variant is benign, for example—"and raw sequencing files, giving patients the right under HIPAA to routinely access them and thus contribute to research and improved health".
