Sentence examples for example alludes from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the interplay between real shingles and fake ones, for example, alludes to the building's long history of adaptation and modification.

But there is ample evidence that William Shakespeare of Stratford-upon-Avon wrote the plays, many of which were written and first performed after 1604; "Macbeth," for example, alludes to the Gunpowder Plot of 1605.

Sega Enterprises, for example, alluded to the nation's chad hangover as the company explained last week why it would halt production of its poor-selling Dreamcast machine.

Our study is a rare example alluding to its potential presence of apparent run-away virulence in an empirical system.

The above examples allude to the fact that the choice of technique based upon the hypothesis (Assumption 2) realises the maximum per capita consumption, and that the golden rule of accumulation applies to this model.

Cooperative interactions between binding sites can evolve adaptively on similar time scales, as we show for the two simple examples alluded to above, the genetic switch and the signal integration module.

For example, "Jennings alludes to these future consequences (116-19, 203)." Cite electronic and indirect sources.

Kenneth Jenrow, Detroit, Mich.: The arguments of Mr. Future ignore one essential fact in the present situation in Iraq: the so-called movement toward democracy did not arise organically from within the Iraqi culture, as was the case in the historical examples he alludes to.

Thus, for example, we alluded earlier to the modern Scandinavian model by which we meant industry agreements that allow a significant amount of pay to be performance related and that function as defaults while gaining centralizing traction from mediation procedures.

An example is alluded to in the description of the implementation of an ELN at AstraZeneca [17] – whilst this refers mainly to efficiency gains, reference is made to cloning experiments for reproducibility and a communication from this company indicated that 85% of ELN records were generated from cloning ones own and that 10% of these clones were shared.

Both examples above allude to potential conflicts that can arise due to a less stringent "suitability" standard.