Sentence examples for example for the pursuit from inspiring English sources

His dedication and perseverance set an inspiring example for the pursuit of excellence in clinical research and therapeutic care.

In this paper, an example of the pursuit problem is studied, in which four hunters collaborate to catch a target.

For example, the pursuit and capture of enemy merchant vessels required the kind of ship that early became known as a cruiser.

At short notice he was able to present clear views and lucid comments on often very difficult issues concerning, for example, the pursuit of war criminals, inaccurate depictions of the Holocaust and the responsibility of British imperialism for the subsequent history of the Middle East.

For example, the pursuit of a dot with known uncertainty can be modelled as the response of a Kalman filter (Kalman 1960).

The danger in the cocktail is that too often technical advice has been polluted by politics—for example, in the pursuit of a financial-transactions tax.Moreover, the commission must remain a fair arbiter between governments of the left and of the right.

And Dianamania bore several clear affinities to the excesses described in (for example) Norman Cohn's "The Pursuit of the Millennium": it involved mass emotion; it exalted a personage of low cultural level; it was self-flagellatory in tendency; and it was very close to violence.

For example, economics and the pursuit of wealth, was clearly evident in both sections of the country.

The specific calculations for the PURSUIT example are as follows.

As an example, he cited the pursuit of vaccines that do not need refrigeration.

Concurrently, this decomposition problem is also heavily studied by statisticians, even though the problem is often formulated in a slightly different manner by replacing the L0 norm used in the constraint by a L1 norm (see for example, the Basis Pursuit (BP) algorithm of Chen et al. [7]).