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The black check mesh dress that features in Next's spring advertising campaign, for example, is practically identical to a piece by the US designer Lela Rose, worn by Cheryl Cole at the launch of The X Factor this month.

Filming within 1.2 metres of a human subject, for example, is practically impossible to do in a way that doesn't cause problems in the editing room, when a process known as "stitching" connects images from various cameras used.

"The town of Windermere, for example, is practically busting with mansions".

Community and discovery features, for example, are practically non-existent.

In Israel, for example, quinacrine is practically unavailable; for 1 patient in our series, quinacrine was obtained with the kind assistance of colleagues practicing in a developing country.

The algorithm has a reliable result which is illustrated by several examples, and hence is practically useful in the analysis and design of feedback control for both integer- and fractional-order systems having time delays.

Think about how successful labels have created such items: for example, the wrap dress is practically synonymous with Diane von Furstenberg, and Burberry's signature plaid sells everything from coats to bags because it's instantly recognizable.

The road to damnation is paved with examples that suggest the form is practically unworkable.

We emphasize that this level of accuracy is practically achievable, for example, the recent proposals [18 21] provide cost-effective mechanisms for an up to 55 dB reduction in the self-interference coefficient.

For example, one X in female mammals is practically silent; while the active X is globally up regulated in both females and males.

For example, they are practically immune to stress.