Knowledge adaptation from semi-formalized sources can, for example, consist of extracting part-of-speech and subcategorization information as well as stock phrases and idioms from appropriate dictionaries.
Such stimuli can, for example, consist of the binding of a hormone to cellular surface receptors and may initiate a series of reactions inside the cell, eventually leading to a change of cell state, directed movement, its proliferation or death.
A learner's profile can, for example, consists of his/her learning styles, goals, prior knowledge, abilities, and interests.
The program, for example, consists of optional in-depth information, such as the amount of kcal in various food products, which can be read by clicking on hyperlinks.
The Japanese kanji for "noisy", for example, consists of three kanji for "women" squished together.
The Moon, for example, consists almost entirely of rocky material.
A proton, for example, consists of three quarks -- two so-called up quarks and one down quark.
India's basket, for example, consists of three basic meals a day and nominal expenditure on healthcare and education.
One of the group's annual trips, for example, consists of a seafood foraging expedition on Cumberland Island, off Georgia.
"Oyster," for example, consists of mollusks on ice, daubed with uni, cucumber purée, and blazing-red kimchi.
"Big Ideas" (1981), for example, consisted of hundreds of painted canvases stacked into a sphere 16 feet in diameter.
