Sentence examples for clean example of from inspiring English sources

"These results represent a clean example of attosecond science applied to a complex and fundamentally important system," Neumark says.

All in all, Janzen adds, "it's a nice, clean example" of coevolution.

Thus, the IR trials provide a clean example of non-associative memory.

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I felt the proponents of the Perceptron had been misled experimentally by giving the machine very clean examples.

The Darrow myth is a "nice, clean, well-structured example of the Eureka School of American industrial legend," the New Yorker's Calvin Trillin wrote in 1978.

The discovery is "a very clean and elegant example" of two genes interacting to cause disease, says Arno Motulsky, a medical geneticist at the University of Washington, Seattle.

Clean-cut examples of legislators' being elected or turned out of office as a result of the pledge campaign are hard to come by, even though term-limits groups have spent big money in many races.

The company touted it as an example of "clean diesel". It won raves, including "Green Car of the Year" at the Los Angeles Auto Show.

The Beijing News, noting his description of the subway as wonderful and clean, called it an example of "model English-style exaggeration".

I think it has garnered attention from everyone as they are an extraordinary example of clean football, a small team becoming great thanks to the strength of the group spirit.