Sentence examples for example entry from inspiring English sources

Selection of location of the measurement area on a particular element (Example: entry or exit point of the stairs) could influence the developed fundamental diagram [9].   4.

Such was the view of certain historical varieties of holistic idealism (see for example entry on F.H. Bradley), and some have argued it is true of quantum systems including entangled particles (Silberstein 1999).

For example, entry (J_{0,2}) is an index in the sinogram that is hit by point 0 ; and entry (J_{5,j}) are an indexes hit by point 5 for all j.

Interestingly, mathematical modeling of positive feedback mechanisms in the cell cycle suggests that feedback can function to produce a switch-like behavior, where, for example, entry into mitosis is either all-or-nothing [51], and the metaphase to anaphase transition is abrupt rather than gradual [52].

For example, entry of hepatitis C virus (HCV) into the hepatocyte requires at least four cellular cofactors, including CD81, the tight junction proteins claudin-1 and occludin, and scavenger receptor BI.

Microarray data were validated using ISH, the results of which are available from the GUDMAP database; for example, Entry ID GUDMAP:9112 (Prnp) (http://www.gudmap.org/gudmap/pages/ish_submission.html?id=GUDMAP%3A9112).

For example, entry-level state troopers earn $54,192 a year — $22,509 less than their counterparts in Kennewick, who draw $76,701 in their first year of service at the southeast Washington police department.

Example entries are given for each category, so just follow the examples when making your own predictions in the comments.

For example, entries for former top executives Jeffrey Katzenberg and Michael Ovitz make no mention of their infamously acrimonious departures from the company in the 1990s.

All of the links summarized in this section are illustrated in Appendix 5 with example entries.

Example entries will be included in the diaries to demonstrate correct completion and to reduce the likelihood of respondent fatigue.