Thousands of jokes are made each day on Twitter consisting, for example, of fake book titles on some iconoclastic theme.
Suit, in dress design, matching set of clothes consisting, for example, of a coat, vest, and trousers.
The fruits of the family are various, consisting, for example, of capsules (genus Ruta), follicles (Zanthoxylum), drupes (Amyris), berries (Triphasia and Citrus), samaras (hop tree), and schizocarps (Helietta).
Similarly, the evidence for an existential hypothesis in the sciences may consist, for example, in cloud-chamber tracks, spectral lines, or the like, whereas the truth conditions may relate to subatomic processes or to astrophysical facts.
Much North-South regionalism consists, for example, of agreements between one or more developed states and one or more less-developed states agreements that secure access to one another's markets while also diffusing particular regulatory and legal standards.
It may consist, for example, of a copy of the content or a summary.
It consists, for example, of a set of lines of varying widths, lengths, and colors, and thereby represent the roads in and around a city.
It consists, for example, of knowing the needs of electric equipments in consumers' home and adapting the transformation of energy from high-voltage substation.
The vestige of formalism lies in this: Carnap takes 'correctness' to be determined by rules which govern a system and not to consist, for example, in correspondence with a realm of facts independent of the system of rules.
There are many cases for which the sources are disjoint in other domains, rather than the time-domain, or when they can be represented as sum of the members of a dictionary which can consist for example of wavelets or wavelet packets.
This consist, for example, of reducing the number of processes, the length of time and the cost to start a business; eliminating bottlenecks in grating permits and securing access to energy; speeding up the procedures to register property; recalibrating the tax regime to reward entrepreneurship (Aubert 2005); and reducing barriers to cross border trade in terms of documentation and licences.
