The market share of Vestas, for instance, slipped from 28% in 2005 to 15% last year.
For instance, she slips carrots into his chicken meatballs and serves pasta with chunky tomato sauce.
For instance, 〈1 1 1〉 slip, which is the primary slip for the bcc matrix, occurred at 〈1 4 9〉 and 〈0 0 1〉 orientations and the NiAl precipitates were sheared by the slip.
Yet he changed these figures often in ways the listener may not notice — a change in left-hand arpeggios or chord structures, for instance, that slips by unremarked while the ear attends the right hand's melody, which itself may be slightly embellished.
For instance, "Second Slip" is the most popular hang-out on Facebook (restricted admission).
For instance, worldwide sales slipped to 12.8percentt in 1998, according to IDC, but rebounded dramatically, by 23.6percentthethe very next year.
Take this manifesto by Diana Damian, for instance.
"Eight-by-ten glossies, for instance".
But by 1978, the nation's attention was slipping to other pressing moral questions — abortion and the environment, for instance — and has never quite slipped back.
In 1906, for instance, the San Andreas Fault slipped along a plane 430 km (270 miles) long.
Grammatical connection may slip quietly away: in stanza two, for instance, "By remote paths, / twisting pines," and in the pure "haiku moment" of stanza five: "From the white /eyelet of a star/ the sound of ripples".
