Sentence examples for consisting for instance from inspiring English sources
A few more glasses of champagne and, blow me, it's time for dinner, as in five-course dinner consisting, for instance, of an appetiser of a tower of smoked salmon with crème frache, followed by red onion soup, seared sea scallops with chive mashed potato, crème brlée and followed by coffee and petits fours.
Surprisingly homeostatic mechanisms, consisting for instance in increasing the number of postsynaptic AMPA receptors, do not operate to counteract the decreased number of released glutamate molecules.
They range in colour from black to light grey, and some morphs are monochromatic while others have distinct patterns, consisting, for instance, of a longitudinal stripe along the median pronotum.
Visualization on the PLS axis 1 showed a common covariation pattern between the ascending ramus and the alveolar region in most of the IRCSs consisting, for instance, of an elongation of the alveolar region covarying with a shortening of the condylar process, a lengthening of the angular process, and a short coronoid process.
Another interesting therapeutic approach for the future regeneration of osteochondral defects relies on biphasic constructs, consisting, for instance, of plugs made of chondrocytes or MSCs embedded in a collagen gel (for cartilage repair), overlying a tricalcium phosphate block (for bone repair) [ 43].
Rightwing populists champion the people against an elite that they accuse of favouring a third group, which can consist, for instance, of immigrants, Islamists, or African American militants.
These may consist, for instance, in sets of data supplied by different sources which are inconsistent with each other, such as incompatible evidence presented by different witnesses in a trial.
Other molecules are more exotic and consist, for instance, of very unsaturated carbon chains.
Such activities consist of, for instance, transforming models into code or comparing metamodels.
If Prim(A) has a dense Gδ consisting of closed points (for instance, if Prim(A) is a T1-space) and A is unital, then Mloc(A) is its own local multiplier algebra and has only inner derivations.
Carbon monoxide, for instance, consists of one atom of carbon linked to one atom of oxygen, whereas carbon dioxide consists of one atom of carbon linked to two atoms of oxygen.
