Sentence examples similar to definition accompanied by an instance from inspiring English sources

The chosen terms are then presented in a tree structure, with their definitions accompanied by parent and children terms.

Williams was accompanied by A-1.

In the second instance, important definitions are often accompanied by an informal discussion describing their origins (e. g., winding numbers are discussed before computing 1tl (Sl), Green's theorem occurs before defining homology, and differential forms appear before introducing cohomology).

Construction of the dictionary was to be grounded on strict historical and descriptive principles, and each definition was to be accompanied by an example, including date, of usage.

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This process led to the final coding scheme including both themes and codes accompanied by a definition and an example (see Table  1).

To extract relevant data, we created a standardized data extraction form, accompanied by an operational definition of each extracted variable.

Table 2 shows only an English term that is not only accompanied by an English but also by a German definition with a German equivalent missing.

The first definition refers to perceptive situations where there is certain discomfort, not necessarily accompanied by an alteration in the vision of objects.

For instance, a medical consultation that delivers terrible news is accompanied by an image of four junior doctors portrayed as wooden ducks.

For instance, a decrease in human case-fatality rate in 2009 was accompanied by an observed decrease in mortality among poultry.