Sentence examples for example library from inspiring English sources

In the Netherlands, for example, library circulation dropped by 28 percent to around 113 million volumes in 2008, from 158 million in 1999.

For example, "Library (Bibliotheque)" the Gerald Murphy painting being sold by SBC Communications at Christie's, was estimated at $3 million to $5 million, a hefty estimate, considering that the painting had been around the market and the condition was far from perfect.

The Unicode Consortium generally provides Apple/Google/et al. with example icons, and they've just updated their example library with all of the new characters.

Another advantage of the algorithmic approach over predefined set of substructures is more fine graining of the results (like the detailed classification of ureas mentioned previously, that may be important for analyzing properties like solubility) and the easy possibility to fine-tune the algorithm to fit the needs of a particular analysis (for example library diversity or QSAR studies).

For example, library generation requires large quantities of DNA (µg) as starting material, and the use of this technology has thus been limited to studying cells or organisms where larger quantities of DNA can be readily isolated or where polymerase chain reaction (PCR) is used to amplify small quantities of DNA into sufficient quantities for library preparation.

For example, library 1 was derived from a mosquito line transformed with the plasmid pMos3DB2Her; six piRNA sequences were found to match pMos3DB2Her, but also two piRNAs matched the plasmid autoHermes.

For example, libraries can be constructed from pools of DNaseI digested fragments prepared from parental templates [5], [6], [7], [8], from degenerate oligonucleotides [9], [10] or from mixtures of both, or even from undigested parental templates [11], [12], [13], and are usually assembled through PCR.

For example, libraries written in Python (Knight et al., 2007) and R Dixonn, 2003; Kembel et al., 2010) provide blocks for building bioinformatic software.

For example, libraries and interfaces exist for developing with popular programming languages like OMPSs for OpenMP or OpenACC API, which describes a collection of compiler directives to loops specific regions of code in standard programming languages such as C, C++, or Fortran.

He gave other examples: "libraries with three hundred million books bought from foreign publishers that they might sell, resell or use" and "museums that buy Picassos".

For example, the library SparseImplementationLib supports sparse random networks and the library LayerMappingLib can be used for sparse regular networks of filter-like operators.