Sentence examples for example derived from inspiring English sources

Intel, for example, derived 12% of last year's sales from China.

We also show an example derived by the proposed design method.

The methodology is illustrated by a numerical example derived from the case situation.

A numerical example derived from a diamond crystal confirms the analysis.

A numerical example derived from an industrial-scale batch process is given and typical results are presented.

These different components are described and the operational architecture of the DSS is illustrated with a demonstrative example derived from a real industrial application.

(Indiana, for example, derives ninety-four per cent of its electricity from coal).

And Oliveira's sources are fairly straightforward: much of her description of the women's private lives, for example, derives from the recollections of their maids.

Austen, for example, derives much of her signature comedy by foregrounding her heroines' romances against the mundane frustrations and misunderstandings of ordinary social life.

The world's poor, for example, derive 40 to 89 percent of their annual "income" from nature, both directly through the goods it provides (e.g., food and fiber) and indirectly through its services.

Britain was thoroughly romanized, and it is clear that the British language itself had been much affected by Latin; on the level of vocabulary, such an everyday word as Welsh pysg "fish," for example, derives from Latin piscis.