Sentence examples for developing an example from inspiring English sources

Developing an example from Dennett (1969), he describes the gradual transition from a child's learning to say (without really understanding) that "Daddy is a doctor" to having a full, adult appreciation of the fact that her father is a doctor.

On a cold day gooseflesh may develop, an example of a homeostatic response that is a throwback to mechanisms in lower animals.

We have used this API to develop an example plugin for parameter optimization that is based on a Genetic Algorithm.

Motivated by the above, in this paper, first we develop an example of Suzuki generalized nonexpansive mappings which is not nonexpansive.

3.2, we develop an example to show the relation that the outcome of one game has over the outcome of other games, due to emotions of group reciprocity.

To show the advantages of our approach, we develop an example of the use of the framework in a video-surveillance application.

For illustrative purposes, in order to show the scope of the software being developed, an example is presented in which two different operation conditions of a dual-purpose power and desalination plant are compared.

The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO 2000c) developed an example of data collection and display format and process, which can aid health authorities in planning emergency medical resources.

In a recent redesign of the Connection Log, we developed an example of how two groups of students create persuasive arguments about whether the government should take steps to avert climate change.

Nickson [ 34] developed an example of problem formulation consistent with environmental release of drought tolerant maize and concluded that the appropriate risk characterization would consider persistence, invasiveness and plant compositional profile.

Australian experiences in accreditation and clinical performance data reporting, especially from the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care and the Australian Council on Healthcare Standards (ACHS), are used as the major evidence base for evaluating the performance of these relationships and further as a design base to develop an example of an adaptive-control study.