Let's look at one example for each.
It is common, for example, for each party to ask for and receive a reference, preferably from prior exchanges if available.
Setting myself up for criticism, I decided to take a stab at defining what each numerical score means, using a recent or memorable U.S. player performance as the prototypical example for each rating and a single adjective to provide context.
For example, for each premature death averted, the regulation that lists petroleum refining sludge as a hazardous waste costs $27.6 million while the rule that does the same for wood preserving chemicals costs $5.7 trillion per death avoided, according to estimates from the Office of Management and Budget.
Below, an example for each subsystem is shown.
Figure 5 shows a schematic example for each class.
We present these two schedules and provide a detailed example for each schedule.
Here is an example for each state: Hard-to-watch: device shake is too important to watch it correctly.
For example, for each of the four coded themes, occurrence rates range from 27 to 44 summed across all sources.
For example, for each pointcut in the source code, the ajc compiler adds a method to the bytecode.
To illustrate how to specify and recover design patterns in our approach, we take one example for each category of design patterns.
