Sentence examples for example letters from inspiring English sources

In 1999, as an example, letters containing an unidentified substance in a plastic bag and a single word, "Anthrax," were sent to The Washington Post and to the Old Executive Office Building.

There are lively treatments of three areas in which Ramachandran has himself done pioneering work: visual perception, pain in amputated "phantom" limbs, and synesthesia — a family of benign syndromes in which the senses become commingled, as when, for example, letters and numbers that are printed in black and white are perceived as colored.

For example, "Letters & Sound Recognition" was the most searched concept under language, followed by "Listening" and "Phonics".

Motivated by the reuse of glyph objects (for example, letters in document editors) as well as the construction of graphical user-interfaces, it provides a methodology to share identical information efficiently.

For example, letters from scientists who do not know the petitioner personally, but only through the scientist's publications or conference presentations, are seen as more credible than letters from a scientist's close colleagues.

Following the election, for example, letters advocating for the genocide of Muslims were sent to mosques around the country.

Give each student a handout or example letter to use as a guide for the discussion and class activity.

It is not clear whether the letters are just for parliamentary candidates or councillors, too, but an example letter for veterans features Ben Gummer, the Ipswich Tory MP.

For example, "Letter to a Friend" (1948) hangs near a carved headdress from Mali that is in the form of an antelope head.

The letters are edited from the form in which they were actually posted; for example, Letter 10 as posted had a cringing introductory paragraph of thanks to Pennant which White edited out of the published version.

In Pernet et al. [ 2005], for example, letter selectivity in the left OT cortex was found to be task-dependent (observed during a categorisation task but not during a discrimination task).