One strong example arose in 1906, when Millicent Garrett Fawcett, the leader of the non-militant side of the movement, wrote to the Times in support of the militants.
The interesting case in this example arises in the ( h, m 2 ) plane.
Ekman's school of thought, for example, arose in the post–World War II era when people were seeking ideas that reinforced our common humanity, Fridlund says.
One example arises in the respiratory network in the pre-Bötzinger complex of the mammalian brainstem, which can generate the eupneic rhythm associated with normal respiration as well as recurrent low-frequency, large-amplitude bursts associated with sighing.
Item overlap, for example, arises in the following questions about motivation: 'I don't feel like getting out of bed in the morning' and 'I just want to stay in bed in the morning'.
Another example arises in Moldvay's study (Moldvay et al, 2000): she assessed overexpression of p21 by IHC in all tumours but only evaluate RAS mutation by PCR in ADC and not in SQCC.
Other examples arise in petroleum production, multiphase mixtures, pharmaceutical formulations, coal in water, paints, lubricants, jams, sewage, soup, blood.
Driving examples arise in many imaging applications.
Finally, two numerical examples arising in the theory of the radiative transfer, neutron transport and in the kinetic theory of gasses are provided to show the application of our theorem.
