By way of example, for the first 17 months, Reagan was having problems with Alexander Haig, his first secretary of state.
The visible absorption spectra, presented by way of example for cobalt II)–histidine imidazole (Fig. 10a), show stepwise dissociation of the heteroligand system to binary complexes which can be attributed to acidification.
By way of example, for me, I began taking "notes to Self" over the past few years when I'd catch myself fuming at the insurance companies ways of slithering out of reimbursement, and failing patients on many levels.
Fig. 10 demonstrates this by way of example for a 7 2 phase locking which results in a cyclical recurrence of pattern class 22.
By way of example of a 7-NN model, if, for a given test point, the number of diabetic patients within the k=7 closest neighbours is (0 1), the test patient is considered to be of 'low' risk; if (2 3), the test patient is considered to be of 'borderline' risk; and (4 7), the test patient is considered to be of 'high' risk.
He said, by way of example, that for years a fable had persisted about the mosque, which bears no sign except for the single word "Him" in Arabic calligraphy on its white-clapboard siding: that it is not a mosque at all, but a cult house where mysterious practices occur.
Extension Product Manager Arnstein Teigene explains Speed Dial's added functionality by way of example: "Take for example StockTwits.com, which now serve their users updates on trending stocks, live as they happen, directly into speed dial.
By way of example, Hintikka settled for S4 (1962), Kutschera argued for S4.4 (1976), Lenzen suggested S4.2 (1978), van der Hoek has proposed to strengthen knowledge according to system S4.3 (1996).
By way of example, he reached for hastily penciled score.
By way of example, typical acceptance results for 2 min records for both O and E modes, and for day and night, are shown in Figs. 13 and 14 for routine FCA operation of the BPMF radar.
"I had a call this morning," he says, by way of example, "somebody wanted me for an hour, upstairs in a pub, to entertain the kids while the adults had a good time downstairs.
