Sentence examples for characteristics for example in from inspiring English sources

The nonlinear effect provides the designer an added degree of design flexibility for devices with wavelength tunable characteristics, for example, in the design of tunable filters, WDM systems and optical sensors.

(4) Each DCT band is uniformly quantized with a (varying) number of levels, setting the quality target; however, content with different characteristics, for example, in term of motion, will still reach rather different objective and subjective qualities.

Clearly, Chinese and Caucasians have distinct physical characteristics; for example, in height (110 hits) and body mass index (34 hits).

One main reason for this is in their flexibility and operating characteristics, for example, in adaptive designs and interim monitoring [ 2].

This insertion of DNA sequences with different characteristics, for example in terms of G4 motif density or preference for attachment to the nuclear membrane (see Figure  3), could emphasise the separation of topological domains.

The panoply of probiotic cheese available will increase significantly in the near future, although many of these will not be sold on the market even if they do have additional advantages such as lower fat or cholesterol content because they will not have a great flavour nor will they show desirable characteristics, for example, in rheology.

When analysing methylation or expression characteristics, for example, biases in coverage can lead to mis-interpreted results if ignored.

Participant characteristics, for example, interest in the trial, altruism and time, encourage retention.

Each context bolds certain characteristics of SE, for example in the American context SE takes place in social enterprises that emphasizes revenue generating exercises (Kerlin 2006) and it is extremely market-oriented (Nyssens 2006).

However, the increasingly low response levels remain problematic if respondents and non-respondents with the same sociodemographic characteristics behave differently, for example, in terms of health-related behaviours.

Initially, the bio-medical model sought the reason for non-adherence in, deviant, dispositional characteristics of the patient, for example, in personality characteristics or cognitive impairments.