Sentence examples for example and add from inspiring English sources
"We can develop our offshore resources far from the coastline in the Gulf of Mexico, for example, and add to our energy supply".
In this example we take the data plotted in the first example and add an extra plot, showing the confidence contours of the fit for two of the parameters.
The stem cells can turn into any type of human cell, and so it seemed logical to simply turn them into liver cells, for example, and add them to livers to fill in dead or damaged areas.
This would allow you to record your own music, for example, and add it to iTunes when you mix down and/or drag all your recently downloaded tunes straight into iTunes.
The startup's goal, explained co-founder Rene Reinsberg last year, was to take the "messy, distributed data sets" that can't be easily understood through more automated means, like web crawlers for example, and add structure to that data through a combination of both machine learning and crowdworkers.
He named Robertson Davies as a primary example, and added praise for Salman Rushdie, Michael Ondaatje, Günter Grass and Gabriel García Márquez.
It takes a portion of the premiums that it pays when it acquires credit card portfolios and account lists, for example, and adds that to its earnings.
The negotiators refused to accept an amendment that outlawed profiteering by contractors, for example, and added a provision for a watchdog inspector general that Democrats ridiculed as full of loopholes.
Pfizer donated the multivitamins, called Centrum Silver, but the company has tinkered with the formula since the trial began — reducing the amount of vitamin A, for example, and adding the nutrients lutein and lycopene.
Having lost the top spot to HP, Dell has started to give itself a makeover: selling through Wal-Mart, a retail giant, for example, and adding colour to some products.Lenovo, for its part, faces difficulties too.
And then there are 2 billion X-rays.In this section Testing times Byte counters A sharper image Old salts ReprintsThe researchers translated these numbers into bytes 5 megabytes per photo, 4,000 megabytes per film, 8 megabytes per X-ray, for example—and added them up (see chart).
