Sentence examples for example conventions from inspiring English sources

Take for example conventions such as putting the fork to the left of the plate, adopting a particular dress code, using a particular sign language, or using a handkerchief to blow one's nose.

One limitation of our usability testing approach is that this technique may miss consistency problems (for example, conventions, such as an arrow indicating "next", not being used consistently throughout the website).

Yesterday, for example, convention officials released excerpts from speeches to be given today by Mr. Giuliani and Senator John McCain, but Mr. Bloomberg was not mentioned in their news release.

Save Ellis Island said it had hoped to support its efforts with financing from a for-profit partner, which might, for example, hold conventions on the island.

For example, accounting conventions assume that manufacturing industry is central; in fact, service and information industries are now more important in all developed countries.

Dynamic acceptability indices and performance measures are complementary concepts to dynamic (coherent) risk measures, for which good deal valuation bounds are a typical example (sign conventions aside).

In this example, a Convention-Check was carried out using five MEAs and was evaluated after two years.

Our trainings employ an "80/20" balance of content: 80% of the content is shared (the theory), but 20% is customized for each department (field-specific examples and conventions).

Wharton's novels, including those set in later periods like "The Children" and "The Mother's Recompense," are rich with examples of conventions in flux as they symbolize evolving social attitudes.

In the Abu Qatada case, for example, the Convention forced us to abide by the highest principles - we said we would not tolerate torture under any circumstances, which meant that we could not send him for trial on evidence that might have been obtained by torture.

These costs are undermining the city's competitive position in, for example, the convention business, among others.