Sentence examples for example it describes from inspiring English sources

For example, it describes a type of radioactive decay in which a nucleus emits an alpha particle (a helium nucleus).

3.4.1, a a constant, is shown in the next example; it describes a special flow in fluid dynamics.

For example, it describes Department of Defense (DOD) efforts to develop new imaging technologies for detecting early molecular changes in cells that may lead to cancer.

For example, it describes "a 14 year old boy… shot dead on 25 November 2012 in the village of Kalungu, Kalehe territory, by a soldier of the 391 Battalion.

In one example, it described the Performance-Based Governors Fundd, which can dispense up to $100,000 a month to provincial governors to help to cover local expenses and development projects for their constituents.

For example, it described the improvement of analytical characteristics of the urease-based potentiometric biosensor as a result of using different modifications of Na+-Beta and LTA zeolites [7].

In Liverpool, for example, it described a "well-organized criminal operation" in which a registered security firm took control of a large section of the door supervisor market through intimidation and bribery.

In Liverpool, for example, it described a "well-organised criminal operation" in which a registered security firm took control of a large section of the door supervisor market through intimidation and bribery.

A recent theoretical paper in Brain (Edwards et al., 2012) provides a nice example of this: it describes how one can understand functional (hysterical) symptoms as aberrant inference that follows from a failure to optimize precision (dopaminergic neuromodulation).

For example, it might describe a company with a policy requiring immediate firing of any employee who lied on an application, then ask what a test taker would do upon discovering that a top-performing employee had omitted something on an application.

As an extreme example, it cannot describe a case where two successive positions contain the nucleotides AA or TT equally often but not AT or TA: a weight matrix will contain 0.5 for each of A and T at each position, and will imply that all four of AA, AT, TA and TT are equally probable.