Sentence examples for better known example from inspiring English sources

The startup's recent partnership with Philz Coffee is another, perhaps better known, example, as users can "OrderAhead" at Philz to avoid waiting while their coffee is prepared while on the way to work, for instance, which is true for takeout or dine-in.

Better known examples include Jean de La Fontaine's Contes et nouvelles en vers (Tales and Novels in Verse), published over the course of many years; Charles Perrault's Contes de ma mère l'oye (1697; Tales of Mother Goose); and Auguste, comte de Villiers de L'Isle-Adam's Contes cruels (1883; Cruel Tales).

"Catseye" was once a registered trade mark as was "Escalator," "Thermos" and "Aspirin," to name some of the better known examples.

A better known modal example of hybrids is that of the ☐ operator in Łukasiewicz's Ł-modal logic (not that Łukasiewicz used this notation for his necessity operator), which is a hybrid of 1-ary connectives for the 1-place identity and constant-false truth-functions.

Two better known HRQL examples are the Schedule for the Evaluation of Individual Quality of Life (SEIQOL) and the Patient Generated Index (PGI), both of which allow respondents to identify personally relevant groups of related activities/goals and rate them according to their subjective importance as determinants of life quality [ 26- 29].

Having faced Mr. Corzine in last year's hotly contested Senate race, Mr. Franks, a former assemblyman and four-term congressman, is better known than Mr. Schundler, for example.

A better known, but much later, example of such engagements is the Buddhist work, Milinda-pañho (Questions of King Milinda) and Kathā-vatthu (Points of controversy).

Schulz is referring to the United Fruit case, the corporation better known today as Chiquita, as one example.

After the Cu(I -catalyzed azI -catalyzed,3-cycloaddition (CuAAC) reaction (better known as the most prominent example of "click chemistry") was introduced for radiolabeling with 99 m Tc in 2006 [ 71], this technique was also applied for F-labeling of RGD peptides.

Some are better known than dunkel, like bock, for example, which is more assertive, higher in alcohol, fuller bodied and more broadly malty than dunkel.

Some de-icers -- for example, sodium chloride, better known as halite or rock salt -- are endothermic, meaning that they need to absorb heat from the atmosphere, sunlight or friction from tires to melt ice or snow.