For example, disregarding such related factors as heat and wear but considering friction alone between two oil-film lubricated surfaces, the friction can be 200 times less than that between the same surfaces with no lubricant.
Many Americans, for example, routinely disregard the medical establishment's constant refrain about the dangers of unprotected sex.
Prosecutors welcomed the convictions in a case they portrayed as an example of disregard for the law by some New Orleans police officers during the Katrina crisis.
Finally, they examined each company's ethical record over a three-year period -- measures like charitable giving, for example, or disregard for the local community economics.
Last April, for example, he disregarded angry demands by Northwest fishermen who wanted to seize the United States assets of HIH Insurance, a failed Australian insurer, because it had not paid millions of dollars in claims from a July 1999 accident.
The Clinton administration, for example, basically disregarded an executive order signed by Mr. Reagan that required agencies to "review their actions carefully to prevent unnecessary takings" of private property.
The responsible corporate officer doctrine is another example of disregarding corporate personhood to impose personal liability.
For example, we disregarded a criterion that considered whether the indirect comparison method had been specifically reported in the review and instead focussed on whether the method applied maintained randomisation by recalculating the indirect comparison to determine the method applied or otherwise (see criterion 1 in Table 1).
For example, it disregards stereochemistry, and aspect known to be very important in some catalyzed reactions.
In addition, the algorithm means that an apparent disease progression to year two, for example, is disregarded if it is not confirmed by the data for year three.
