Sentence examples for example at the start from inspiring English sources

For example, at the start of last year, Witan, which runs the Jump CTF, announced it was replacing its 1% annual management charge with a £36 flat fee.

For example, at the start of the campaign, Ms. Fiorina surprised former colleagues by declaring herself an opponent of abortion rights.

But he wanted to set an example at the start of the 2006 Global Summit on AIDS and the Church, at Saddleback.

Similarly, to take another example, at the start of Chapter 10, Frank neatly summarizes the few virtues and multiple defects of "A Raw Youth" in a couple of terse pages.

For example, at the start of the Vanderbilt Cup races in 1904, farmers and other residents of the Woodbury and Jericho area formed the People's Protective Agency to protest the race.

For example, at the start of my shift there might be 12 patients.

Katz et al. further demonstrated that the number of examples at the start of training matters as well.

The group can produce enormous power, but it did so sparingly on Wednesday: in the "Hallelujah" chorus, for example, and at the start of "Worthy Is the Lamb".

However, the relation between smoking and LC is rather complex, involving many aspects, for example, age at the start of smoking, duration of smoking, type of cigarettes smoked, and many more.

We discovered thousands of peaks across the genome, for example at the transcriptional start site (TSS) of E2f2, and at sites upstream of Sox2 and downstream of Hes1 (Fig  4B) and defined Paupar binding sites as those peaks found in comparison to both input DNA and the control oligonucleotide samples (Fig  4C).

The PP method is effective when some objects have sufficient input training examples at the beginning to start the generation of auxiliary examples.