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Matsushita, for example, introduced in May a $3,000 throne that not only greets a user by flipping its lid, but also by blasting its twin air nozzles -- air-conditioning in the summer, heat in the winter.

Rail transport, for example, introduced in 1841, was so successful that by 1892 it had become an established means of conveyance; postal steamships served more than 100 ports; and bicycles and, later, motor vehicles were provided for postmen's collection rounds.

We expand the example introduced in Fig. 1 in order to clearly explain the differences between the proposed method and the standard metrics frequently used when evaluating classification results.

Consider the example introduced in Statistics review 5 of central venous oxygen saturation (SvO2) data from 10 consecutive patients on admission and 6 hours after admission to the intensive care unit (ICU).

Continuing with the example introduced in the previous section where the goal was to find a circuit with a specific response upon induction, we introduce now an additional design criterion.

A new nanosilver-based gel known as SilvrSTAT™, for example—introduced in fall 2012 as a wound-care antimicrobial by Utah-based ABL Medical was proven in laboratory tests to kill strains of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE) within minutes, says ABL Medical managing director Keith Moeller.

Though one speaker noted that the luxury goods market, flagging in the downturn, has been frantically appropriating the operative language of craft, with Louis Vuitton, for example, introducing in-store ateliers that offer customers some handmade with their handbag.

In fact, note that the examples introduced in [39] are not on the additive group but on its discrete subgroup A concrete example, provided later in [25, Theorem  1] by Bochner, is (2.5).

Table 6 presents the results of applying the five tests to the two examples introduced in the Background section.

Consider the financial model introduced in Example 5.

Jordan, for example, introduced a law in 2008 saying that any foreign donations must be approved by the relevant minister.