Sentence examples for defining examples of the from inspiring English sources

Guardian Australia asked Adrian to share his observations – as well as the defining examples of the genre.

Second, the use of this threshold in defining examples of epistasis strikes me as problematic.

(Mikyö Dorje 2006: 293) Where the Indian Buddhist philosophical schools party their company, Kagyü argues, is their conception of the defined example of the ultimate.

(Mikyö Dorje 2006: 294) From the position Kagyü takes, it is clear then, that it does not endorse Gelug's position that the Prāsaṅgika has its own theory of the two truths which affords a unique framework within which a presentation of the definition and the defined example of the two truths can be set out.

This textbook discusses the new relationship between artificial, synthetic material and living matter, and presents defined examples of approaches aiming for the creation of artificial cells.

As most assessment methodologies are operationally defined instead of being functionally defined, examples of mechanistically based monitoring approaches of bioavailability are still scarce.

Dark and light red crosses define examples of on and off receptive field positions, respectively.

It was a defining example of the sporting life at the lower end of Brooklyn's basketball food chain.

The piling up of rubbish on the country's streets, caused by a failure to agree on a new landfill site – and seen as a profound indignity by Lebanese – has become the defining example of the country's dysfunction.

(Incidentally, surely the defining example of the absurdity of self-censorship is that the Danish cartoon that did not feature an image of the prophet but instead the legend "Jyllands-Posten's journalists are a bunch of reactionary provocateurs" was also deemed too dangerous to publish by every newspaper in Britain).

Nicholas Felton's annual Feltron Report is the defining example of the category.