Sentence examples for example a variation from inspiring English sources

Thus, a coin, he says can increase or decrease in value solely in virtue of the intentional states of human beings.[32] Boethius, in a treatise also known as De Trinitate, discusses the same sorts of issues, and in the course of doing so adds yet another non-theological example—a variation of which comes to be the standard medieval example of non-paradigmatic relational situations.

For example, a variation that boosts risk for type 2 diabetes might do so by disrupting part of the insulin regulation pathway, or it might act through some less well understood pathway, such as inflammation.

For example, a variation that occurs in a gene known as ALAD (delta-aminolevulinate dehydratase) results in the production of an enzyme called ALAD2, which has an abnormally high binding affinity for lead.

For example, a variation in the SMAD4 gene, which controls cell growth, was linked to weight.

The difference between K d,T and K d,out is likely to be contributed mainly by the corresponding enthalpy difference (Appendix 1), for example a variation of the number of hydrogen bonds induced by substrate binding.

The classic example is a variation of the double slit experiment.

In the terminology of Uebersax and Grove [4], our example provides a variation on the varying panel design.

A commonly heard example is a variation on: "I'm just bad at science and math".

With sufficient information obtained from other benchmarks, it may become possible to estimate the effects on an application of a given variability – for example, a 5% variation in disk speed, or substantial variation in available memory bandwidth.

As an example, a temperature variation of only 10 °C (readily available in our configuration) can lead to a local refractive index variation of Δn=1.86 × 10−3, implying that a full π-phase shift can be achieved over a length of Lπ=417 μm, assuming a uniform distribution of the heat across the waveguide.

For example, a 0.01 variation in position causes a more than 250-fold increase in the required adhesion.