Sentence examples for example in the classic from inspiring English sources
For example, in the classic example of a hypothetical paper clips optimizer, if you don't give it other values, it might endlessly produce paper clips regardless of the damage it causes.
In contrast to traditional signals--a costly college degree signaling intelligence to employers, for example, in the classic paper by Spence--in games of cheap talk, people can say anything at no cost.
For example, in the classic Aplysia gill-withdrawal reflex a strong tactile stimulus to the siphon may produce a strong and long-lasting gill response which, if unabated, may mask the responses to subsequent stimuli [ 141].
However, in some situations Hox proteins act in the absence of Exd/Hth, for example in the classic transformation of the Drosophila wing blade primordium to haltere by the Hox protein Ultrabithorax (Ubx) [ 10].
For example, in the classic study by Redmond et al. (1972), the standardized mortality ratio (SMR) for lung cancer among workers who ever worked in the coke plant at a steel mill was 1.7.
For example, in the classic work of Armitage and Doll (1954), it was assumed that mutations had to occur in a specific order, but this does not alter the slope of the relationship.
I had found a class photo, for example, one in the classic pose with all the pupils lined up.
For example, in the microbiology classic, Bergey's Systematic Biology (Boone and Castenholz 2001), a separate section on the "Phenotypic characteristics of the Proteobacteria" follows the section describing the Proteobacterial classes based on rRNA sequencing.
That simple example captures the classic breakdown in the invisible hand when a product's market price doesn't reflect all its relevant social costs and benefits.
Matthew Warchus, who has announced details of his first season at the Old Vic in London, is an example of the classic artistic director, scheduling a season that includes some shows directed by him (Timothy Spall in Pinter's The Caretaker, Ralph Fiennes in Ibsen's The Master Builder) and by others, including Richard Jones's staging of Eugene O'Neill's The Hairy Ape.
In 2003 UPS, for example, shed the classic 1961 logo that was designed by Paul Rand (who also created brilliant logos for I.B.M., Westinghouse and — gulp — Enron): a simple monochrome shield topped by a package tied in string proclaiming safety and dispatch.
