Sentence examples for example captures both from inspiring English sources

This example captures both physical and chemical stressors and also incorporates a social component, as reflected in the recreational use category.

The award-winning journalist Ted Conover, for example, captures the tense reality of a maximum security prison from the perspective of both prisoners and guards in his compelling memoir Newjack.

One example captures some of the fog of post-invasion Iraq.

That simple example captures the classic breakdown in the invisible hand when a product's market price doesn't reflect all its relevant social costs and benefits.

"Mesopotamian law," for example, captures only part of the range of laws involved, and the notion of "ancient Middle Eastern law" is too vast, for it also includes both Judaic law and Egyptian law, which were separate developments (though some scholars see a relationship between biblical law and cuneiform law).

Dōgen for example captures this sense of space as "the bird flies the sky and the sky flies the bird".

The portrait of David Lynch, for example, captures a shadowy suburban patch of grass reminiscent of the opening scene of Blue Velvet.

Sphere Pop, for example, captures the human experience of surprise along with all the anticipation leading up to when it bursts.

Life magazine's John Loengard, for example, captured her grooming her dogs in Marimekko.

(b) An example captured image (input) with a rolling shutter SDE sensor.

Deutsche Grammophon, for example, captured a vital "Tristan" at the Vienna State Opera two years ago, with Thomas Moser and Deborah Voigt in the leads and Christian Thielemann conducting.