Sentence examples for chosen for example from inspiring English sources
Such an architect might have chosen, for example, to create a dialogue between the public zones at ground level and the railroad tracks that run beneath part of the site.
This means that when an action a is chosen (for example, N), the new cell is calculated as follows: newCell = a ( oldCell ).
"If that moment comes, he would speak directly to Barcelona's fans and say that he has chosen, for example, to go to the Premier League, and people will respect that," said Macia.
The time span to be covered in the appraisal normally equates to the period during which the main differences in therapeutic effects (and use of resources) are expected to be observed; thus a lifetime horizon should be chosen, for example, if between-treatment differences in survival rate are to be reflected (Section 5.1.15 to 5.1.17GMTA).
The eagle was chosen, for example, because it's a common animal, it's often requested, people search for it and it's the national bird of 15 countries.
Twenty-six hundred ideas from all over the world were entered and five winners were chosen — for example, microbes that can eat and recycle polyester and a wonderful textile fabric made out of citrus waste.
(He would always choose, for example, the second, fourth, sixth and eighth numbers).
Andy Cabic, the band's leader, doesn't just choose, for example, a lesser-known Neil Young song.
Conductors can choose, for example, "Ladies and gentlemen, please do not hold the train doors open".
People building their own houses have, at least theoretically, substantial autonomy when choosing, for example, a heating system and windows.
(But watch what you choose: for example, Mr. Bayless said that Doritos, made from extruded cornmeal paste, don't work as well as chips made from whole tortillas).
