Sentence examples for example exist from inspiring English sources
Such machines, often not much more sophisticated than this hypothetical example, exist in government and university labs around the country and the world.
Several characters, for example, exist to make a single point, that most people succumb to a fateful flaw: J. B. Feller Richard Riehlee), a successful local businessman who invests in David's future, undermines his wish for a son with his drinking.
Coexisting and fuzzy concepts of a forrest, for example, exist, because it is not clear whether a clearing is part of a forest, how many trees are needed to be called a forest, and how dense the trees need to be to be called a forest [41].
Various approaches for modeling transcriptional activation (see [ 29] for an example) exist.
Gas particles, for example, exist in vast quantities, and interact millions of times within a very short time span.
Emerging or re-emerging infectious agents are rarely subject of extensive preceding experimental investigations by sheer implication of their definition, as they would, for example, exist for model pathogens such as Salmonella.
No comprehensive measure of poverty, for example, exists.
It is nonexclusive; the Navy, for example, exists to protect every citizen.
His "Milongon," for example, exists in versions for his quintet, jazz band and string orchestra.
Perhaps no better example exists than the ending of James Joyce's story "The Dead," with its lonely churchyard and dissolving lamplight and snow "falling faintly through the universe".
Despite the potential use of SF5-containing phthalocyanines, no example exists.
