Sentence examples for example form from inspiring English sources

Crepidula species, for example, form stacks of as many as 19 individuals.

Traffic signs, for example, form a minilanguage, it being a matter of convention that [hazard] means "hazard ahead" in some countries.

They could, for example, form part of "electronic paper" displays that would be light and foldable unlike existing liquid-crystal displays, which are heavy and rigid.

A clever assortment of dream-car caricatures (a family car with a retractable patio, for example) form this satirical glimpse at 1950's style, marked, in McCall's opinion, by "fatuousness, bad taste and shameless excess".

Two wonderful pieces here, surely inspired by Vermeer's dazzling example, form a two-part epistolary mini-drama: Metsu's "Man Writing a Letter" and "Woman Reading a Letter" from Dublin.

Complicated concepts about taxes, insurance and so on can be explained in story or example form, or through visual illustration.

The product depends on the chloridizing reaction taking place, with magnesium dichloride, for example, forming as a watery liquid and titanium tetrachloride coming off as a gas.

Quartz, or silicon dioxide, for example, forms over millions of years in the fractures and cavities of igneous rock, when fluid rich in silica seeps into those voids and slowly crystallizes.

That link paved the way for using yeast as a model for studying various human genetic diseases involving problems with protein transport in cells – for example, forms of diabetes and haemophilia.

Robbins, for example, formed the Aventicum Foundation in Vaduz, Liechtenstein, in 1967.

This, amongst other things, will enable it to lend out customers' deposits (in the form of "transparent" overdrafts, for example), forming the basis of its business model.