Sentence examples for example as described from inspiring English sources

For example, as described by Ms. Giles: "Millennials are comfortable with uncomfortable truths," which she said meant they see just about any subject as fit for humor.

For example, as described above, in the carbonate mineral rhodochrosite (MnCO3), Fe2+ may substitute for Mn2+ in its atomic site in the structure.

The male grooming products company Bulldog, for example, (as described elsewhere in this issue) has only four full-time employees and yet sells into several national UK retailers and is expanding overseas.

The peoples of the region have exhibited an extraordinary ethnic and cultural diversity since early times: the Colchians, for example, as described in the 5th century bc by the Greek historian Herodotus, were black-skinned Egyptians, though their true origin remains unclear.

The example as described above seems to comprise the possibilities that correspond to the colour predicates Goodman himself discussed.

For example, as described in [7], UTs act as mobile helper stations can be seen as traditional D2D.

This cutoff has been used in a number of studies, for example the Australian Bureau of Statistics National Health Surveys (as described in [ 50]).

Take the rectangular template model as an example, as is described in Figs. 6 and 7. Fig. 6 Sub-particle model Fig. 7 Sub-particle drift model.

For example, sentence like "Item as described"., which frequently appears in positive reviews, consists of only neutral words.

As illustrated by the two examples as described before, we took several safeguards to ensure that the privacy of research subjects was protected as much as possible.

The 27th Panzer regiment, for example, was not, as described, a punishment unit or German version of The Dirty Dozen.