Sentence examples for example inversion from inspiring English sources
For example, inversion of the 1946 Nankai earthquake by Kagawa et al. (2012) involved 144 subsources, in effect, 288 subsources considering the two perpendicular rake angles used for inversion.
For example, inversion of Region 3 by recombination between rrnC and rrnD would change the conserved arrangement type 1234567 to 1'765432.
For example, inversions of large genomic fragments are often observed even between closely related species.
Toshio Sasaki's proposal, for example, titled "Inversion of Light," reproduces "a representative floor plan, based on those of the 94th and 95th floors".
For example, the inversion by Aubert (2013, 2014) could be utilized for making "analysis" in a geomagnetic assimilation system.
We provided information about the Polaris predecessor of the AUTUMNX network in Québec (eastern North America) and an example of inversion using data from that chain.
We find that in the synthetic example our inversion successfully retrieves the main characteristics of the test model and introduces minimal artefacts, even in the presence of significant noise.
For example, magnetic inversion on a meridian chain can establish electrojet positions and strengths (Connors and Rostoker 2015) and allow their relation to geosynchronous field variations to be investigated (see case study below).
For example, the inversion of subject and object in passive sentences makes these sentences more difficult for listeners to understand than sentences with the same meaning expressed using active voice, for both positive and negative sentences [2].
Phase I reactions involve oxidation [ 8], reduction [ 9– 11], hydrolysis [ 18, 19] and some other less frequent reactions, for example, chiral inversion [ 20, 21].
