Sentence examples for example in the pattern from inspiring English sources

Intelligence, could reside, for example, in the pattern of electrically charged dust grains in an interstellar cloud, a situation described in the 1957 science fiction novel "The Black Cloud," by the British astronomer Sir Fred Hoyle, who died in August.

Could life manifest itself, for example, in the pattern of electrically charged dust grains in a giant interstellar cloud, as the British astronomer and author Fred Hoyle imagined in his novel "The Black Cloud"?

Committee members expected that, at some point, global economic growth would moderate, resulting in slower increases in the demand for commodities and a leveling out in their prices as reflected, for example, in the pattern of futures market prices.

For example, in the quantified patterns shown in Fig. 3, (Q_5) and (Q_6) are positive, while (Q_7) is negative.

As an example, see the pattern in Fig. 7, where the upper graph shows the levels of both (X_{1}) and (X_{2}) (alternating between 0 and 1) and the lower graph shows how due to these activation periods, the periods of learning ((d_{1}= 5) time units) and pure extinction ((d_{0}= 15) time units) alternate.

In contrast to the majority of solid tumours, prostate cancer is a very heterogeneous tumour, which is obvious for example in the various Gleason patterns represented in one gland (Gleason, 1966).

For example, in phyletic pattern data, the evolutionary dynamics depend on the gain loss rate ratio and the total rate variability.

In this example, the pattern TTT is observed three times so that #TTT = 3. EP's major assumption, balanced transversions, is a constraint placed on the transversion probabilities (Lake 1987a).

The turnaround program here in Columbus offers an example of the pattern.

In Lake Tanganyika, the endemic genus Tropheus represents the most impressive example for geographic variation in the pattern and hue of integument colouration, but the taxonomy of the over 100 mostly allopatric colour morphs remains to a large degree unresolved.

When retrospectively reassessing radiographs of areas with erosions on CT, MRI and US, subtle changes (for example, changes in the trabecular pattern) may occasionally be recognized (for example, the 5th metacarpal head on Figure 1).