Sentence examples for example a strict from inspiring English sources

One sees debates similar to those canvassed above when one tries to find, for example, a strict definition of biological species.

For example, a strict finitist might be a non-pluralist about PA but a pluralist about set theory and one might be a non-pluralist about ZFC and a pluralist about large cardinal axioms and statements like CH.

The Wall Street Journal, for example, has a strict anti-betting policy.

The Times, for example, has a strict policy about not retouching or altering photos in any way.

In Philadelphia, for example, where a strict curfew keeps teens under 18 off the street by 10.30pm on weeknights, curfew and loitering stops made up around 70% of all juvenile arrests, according to the most recent FBI statistics.

Suppose, for example, that a strict equality principle applies directly to health.

For example, implementing a strict, either serial or parallel level-based approach results in ever-increasing memory requirements.

OXPHOS complex II is an even more striking example of a strict relationship between mitochondrial gene products and constructive evolution: It lacks MS-OPs in fungi and metazoa where complex II is exclusively nuclear encoded, but it does contain (lineage-specific) MS-OPs in plants (Millar et al. 2004), where mitochondrial complex II genes are also common (Adams et al. 2001).

We present an example of a strict-feedforward nonlinear system with input delay.

Even after the Enron, Tyco and Adelphia scandals of 2002, for example, a push for strict accounting reform was failing in the U. S. Senate.

A strict example of Argentine concrete art, thought of as an entirely mental concept unaided by influences like the figure or landscape, is "Chromatic Rhythms III" (1949), by Alfredo Hlito (1923-1992).