Sentence examples for example of a joint from inspiring English sources

A dramatic example of a joint issue promotion is Hand in Hand, an ongoing program to promote breast health that was launched in 1992 by Glamour magazine and Hanes Hosiery, and is cosponsored by the National Cancer Institute, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, and the American Health Foundation.

In [81], an example of a joint (color depth) background estimation is given.

An example of a joint constellation obtained via random symbol search is given in Section 6. Figure 3 Performance gain buildup using random symbol search.

The MBD is one such method that was shown to be the best to represent newborn EEG signals using an objective measure for comparison [6, 29]. Figure 5 shows an example of a joint T-F representation of newborn EEG signals using MBD which illustrates the non-stationary and multi-component characteristics of the EEG signal.

For Damien Fernandez, chair of the International Relations Department and a Cuba expert at Florida International University in Miami, the archives project is an example of a joint project that can benefit both nations.

An example of a joint interpretation of these two parenting variables is that the predicted effect of a parenting intervention that reduced a child's screen time by 30 min each weekday and substituted this with 30 min of adult-to-child reading time (150 extra min/week) would be a significant increase (p = 0.005) in the PLS-4 Total Language score by 15.66 points (18.08%; 150 × 0.096 + 0.5 × 2.57).

The most successful examples of a joint venture that has been able to spread biotechnology to poor farmers are the Ji Dai and An Dai seed companies in China.

An example of a sellar joint is the carpometacarpal joint of the thumb.

But DB was privatised after German reunification in 1994 and is a fine example of a private joint stock company in which the state remains the largest stakeholder.

The application example of a double lap joint with an elastoplastic adhesive is then considered.

Egypt provides one useful example of a public-private joint venture in research (Byerlee and Fischer, 2002).