Sentence examples for d for example from inspiring English sources

Criteria a) and d) for example focus on issues which involve the role of specific actors and therefore have to include the validation of contextual values.

The curve for PCA showed a steep increase until the peak d, for example, d = 15, after which the curve declined significantly.

The resonant wavelength is determined by the NW diameter, d: for example, λ = 550 750 nm for d = 90 140 nm [4].

It would be desirable to investigate whether the generalization to a longer time horizon policy involving a sequence of high rate transitions, from state f to m to d, for example, could lead to a mitigation strategy that better benefits the power system reliability.

Amongst its distinctive phonological features are the shift from long /aː/ to /ɛː/, a high degree of retention of long /eː/, the shift of dark /l̪ˠ/ to /t̪/, the lack of intrusive /t̪/ in sr groups (for example /s̪ɾoːn/ "nose" rather than /s̪t̪ɾoːn/) and the retention of the unlenited past-tense particle d' (for example, d'èirich "rose" instead of dh'èirich).

We quantified CYE-1 contents in rows 1 11, and found that cells at the beginning of the cycle indeed express moderately higher CYE-1 (see Fig.  5c, d for example and 5e for quantification), but that this phase dependence on cell cycle of CYE-1 levels is for the most part contributed by the MMZ and not the DMMZ (Fig.  5f, g).

We then marked the locations of gradient reversals for each orientation using an edge detection filter (see Fig. 5 D for examples).

Mr. Solomon said the network could increase awareness and revenue in the meantime by innovating — as an early user of 3-D, for example — and by focusing on other platforms.

Many variables become totally different in 3-D for example the labio-lingual dimension describes the contour over the height of the tooth from labial and lingual gingival margins as opposed to just tooth depth in 2-D.

Previous studies have demonstrated that multiprotein membrane complexes can be resolved into individual blue bands in 1-D by BN PAGE, and the protein subunits of each complex can then be separated by various types of gel electrophoresis in 2-D, for example, SDS PAGE, doubled SDS PAGE (dSDS PAGE) or IEF/SDS 3-D PAGE [ 18].

Thus every Nyāya argument exhibits the same pattern: p has S, because it has H; e.g., d. (For example: "The mountain ( = p) has fire (= S), because it has smoke ( = H); e.g. the kitchen ( = d).