Sentence examples for containing for instance from inspiring English sources

Corporations have long used them to automatically block employee e-mail containing, for instance, multiple references to sex.

Realworld Imagery sells CDs containing, for instance, 104 "Business People," for insertion into renderings, for about $150 a disc.

Often the training sets used are small and potentially biased, containing, for instance, more active than inactive examples.

A thermodynamic model able to predict phase behavior of typical mixtures found in biomass processing technologies, containing for instance hydrocarbons, organo-oxygenated compounds and water, is required for the development of a biorefinery process simulator.

In the last few decades, many researchers emphasized expanding or generalizing the Korovkin-type hypotheses from numerous points of view in light of a few distinct angles, containing (for instance) space of functions, Banach spaces summability theory, etc. Certainly, the change of Korovkin-type hypothesis is far from being finished till today.

Mixed R-Smad complexes induced by TGF-β (containing, for instance, phosphorylated Smad1 and Smad2) do not activate BMP-responsive elements [ 7].

It contains, for instance, two conflicting accounts of the order of creation.

The reports contained, for instance, information about the advice he had received from his lawyers, and his expectations about settling the case.

Now I'm older, the future suddenly looks far grimmer than anything I'd have imagined – not simply that it won't contain me, but that it won't contain, for instance, tigers.

At Oxford, the combination of sermons and the quiet purity of Byrd, Tallis and Taverner sung by the choir under Simon Preston made me realise the enormous power of the musical rhetoric contained, for instance, in a seemingly simple chord progression in a Lassus mass.

They had discussed firing her, but this could have led to endless litigation, which the Times might lose; they could "negotiate a severance deal"; or they could "put her in a job where she would be genuinely contained" — for instance, assign her to the News Service division, part of the business department, and on another floor.