Sentence examples for example exist in 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.
Gas particles, for example, exist in vast quantities, and interact millions of times within a very short time span.
His "Milongon," for example, exists in versions for his quintet, jazz band and string orchestra.
The Microsoft Office suite of business programs, for example, exists in a Mac version that can open and read documents, spreadsheets and presentations that were created and formatted with the PC version of the programs.
Nobelium, for example, exists in aqueous solution in the dipositive oxidation state, which might be expected for the next-to-last member of the actinoid series because of the stability of the filled 5f electron shell (5f14).
The essential equipment — dedicated snowplows, for example — exists in Europe, but nowhere near on the same scale as in, say, New York or New England, because the winters tend to be milder.
In animal breeding, a good example exists in breeding for improved reproductive performance in sheep in New Zealand (Young 2015), boosting lambing percentages with twins and triplets instead of mainly single lambs.
A notorious, if ill-documented, example exists in the grossly inferior tree form of long-internode genotypes (of low branch cluster frequency) compared with short-internode material on very fertile sites, especially if they are severely exposed.
α-synuclein for example, exists in a membrane-bound conformation that entails its first 100 residues.
