Sentence examples for example by its from inspiring English sources
Last week's court ruling notes that the World Bank has waived its immunity before, for suits arising out of commercial transactions, brought for example by "its debtors, creditors, bondholders".
The current groups of a node can be determined, for example, by its node ID, its current position (e.g., if it is inside some region), or by any other attribute/field of its context information (e.g., a node's energy level).
In a similar manner, it then normalizes each example by dividing each example by its ℓ2-norm across all features as follows: {tilde{f}}^{(i)}={overset{hbox{f}}^{(i)}/{leftVert {overset{hbox{f}}^{(i }rightVert}_2 (2).
A resurgence in fluvial geomorphology is taking place, fostered for example by its interaction with river engineering, and the availability of new analytical methods, instrumentation and techniques.
Some supporters of gay rights have been disappointed by the Obama administration, let down, for example, by its decision to file a brief last year in support of the Defense of Marriage Act, the law protecting the power of states to not recognize same-sex marriages.
There, the Socialist government of Lionel Jospin has been busy imposing new costs on employers with one hand (through such policies as a shorter, 35-hour, working week) while trying to reduce them with the other for example, by its plans announced last week for further cuts in social-security contributions paid by employers who create at least 6% more jobs but also enforce the 35-hour week.
Logically, the EU ought either to increase its powers (for example, by enhancing its role in choosing the commission and its president) or it should cut them back.
Others want to bar the government from carrying out a number of its functions, for example by constraining its ability to regulate interstate commerce.
The company said it had been planning for a 50-50 profability of a vote for the UK to leave, and had removed risks from its portfolios, for example by reducing its exposure to European banks' subordinated debt.
A role of epsin in the dynamics of the cytoskeleton may underlie its role in mitosis, for example by affecting its anchoring to the cell cortex.
Improving GE's properties, for example by increasing its uptake into a cell while not lowering its potency, requires the molecular basis of its activity to be thoroughly understood (Mariani et al., 2005).
