Sentence examples for example in series from inspiring English sources

The STRIP distillation can be used for the determination of the sulfur content and isotope composition of bulk sediment and rock samples, or can be used as a final step in a sequential extraction scheme, for example in series with a Cr-distillation step, to determine the refractory/residual sulfur phases.

For example, in Series A, the show claimed that the longest animal in the world was the lion's mane jellyfish, but this was later corrected in Series C, saying that the longest animal in the world is the bootlace worm.

Unleashing a stream of consciousness allows for some sublime lines and another level for the language of desperation; for example when, in series five, Mark (Mitchell) observes Australian good-time girl Saz (Natasha Beaumont) at the bar after an unsuccessful speed-dating event, where he has received no matches, he internally observes: "Maybe the data wasn't collated correctly.

The automakers' partnership is the latest example in a series.

The US National Intelligence Council, for example, in a series of reports has looked out a decade or two into the future.

For example, in a series of ads that began this fall, Honda claims its 2011 Odyssey "beckons like no van before".

The news that Russia plans to launch a hotel into outer space is the latest example in a series of extreme holidaymaking projects.

John R. Bolton's recess appointment as ambassador to the United Nations is just another example in a series of acts that demonstrate the Bush administration's arrogance and willfulness.

For example, in his series of naval impostures he only once made the tactical error of going aboard a ship, and when he was being an Army officer he did not even once make the mistake of mingling with troops.

Note also the differences here, as highlighted, for example in the series Flight of the Conchords, where the phrase "He maybe did" gets confused with "He may be dead".

But that is because it has been governed pragmatically, by politicians prepared to adapt the system in response to popular pressures for example in the series of reform acts, which widened the franchise and ushered in mass democracy.