Sentence examples for covering for instance from inspiring English sources
But Amgen's patents are written somewhat broadly, covering, for instance, any EPO drug made in "mammalian cells" or "vertebrate cells," phrases Judge Young interpreted to include human cells.
Speaking at first minister's questions at Holyrood, Sturgeon said the issue for her was whether the repeal bill would mean powers repatriated from Brussels, covering, for instance, agriculture and fishing, being fully devolved.
The firm has its own rules, covering, for instance, which third-party applications may run and how personal data are dealt with.Apple is even more of a world apart.
As described earlier, the road network is used as a constraint to extract only the matching cells as the other cells that do not match cannot have a RWIS station (e.g., a cell covering, for instance, the lake is not considered as a potential candidate site).
When I was a reporter covering, for instance, the drowning death of a child or a teen killed in a car accident, I would sit with my notepad in hand, diligently taking notes with tears running down my cheeks.
Tattoos covering mastectomy scars, for instance, represent a new beginning for breast cancer survivors.
Even more, both at the national and sub-national levels there is a wide number of specific regimes covering specific activities, for instance the judiciary, university researchers, etc.
If you don't use your oxygen mask properly ― by not covering your nose, for instance ― you increase your risk of hypoxia, Laurie explained.
Calculations with the above sheaves are the appropriate ones to calculate the deformations of ramified coverings, see for instance [32, 82, 95, 317], and especially [33].
Although we are not aware of any previous work on the planning problem, there are similarities between our problem and two classes of problems that have been considered already: geometric covering problems (see for instance the article by Arkin and Hassin [3] and the article by Ahn et al. [1]) and some generalizations of the TSP.
In 1880, for instance, covering a typical household's annual food bills cost 1,405 hours of labor, or about a half-year's wages back then, and those hours didn't include substantial unpaid time in the kitchen.
