Sentence examples for example in this connection from inspiring English sources

Fred Dretske [1988] gave a famous example in this connection.

For example, in discussing this connection, one participant stated, "I think they're completely integrated.

Margaret Levi gives one example of this connection in her 1997 book Consent, Dissent and Patriotism, showing a link between trust in government and the willingness to serve in the military during wartime.

In this connection, the following example will be instructive (Ghirardi, Grassi and Benatti 1995).

In this connection, notice that Example 3.7 works for both when the right-hand side is either 1 2 ( d ( x, u ) + d ( y, v ) ) or as in (3.1), but Example 3.8 works only for (3.1).

In this connection, let us refer, for example, to the monograph [8].

In this connection, it is referred to, for example, the literature [1 11] and the references therein.

Perhaps you've already made the connection with the earlier example in this paper of the peacock's elaborate plumage.

We speak of a defective heart valve, for example, in connection with the idea of its proper function, where this seems objectively grounded in facts about the life of the kind of organism in question: if a type of structure has a proper function in members of a given species, and this particular one is failing to perform that function in normal circumstances, then we can say that it is defective.

For this reason, the Environment Committee has argued in the past, for example in connection with the Eco-design of Energy-using Products Directive, for more rigorous market surveillance.

That was an absurd complaint, because his name had been widely published — for example, in connection with abusing another prisoner, who died.