One clear example of the frustration felt by the Thatcherites is shown by a letter from Sir Keith Joseph and Tebbit protesting strongly at the prime minister's practice of meeting backbenchers who faced factory closures in their constituencies.
The glassy landscape contains competing low-lying minima separated by high barriers, providing a more extreme example of the frustration previously characterised for model proteins.
One example of the frustration of secondary reflection and the mysterious is the functional person; however, this is really just one example of a more general phenomenon: the person who has given in to the "spirit of abstraction".
A few small examples of the frustrations we faced: Our boiler, oil burner and hot water heater were partly under water.
Tuesday night was a prime example of the fear and frustration the Yankees' offense can elicit.
He hates the drugs, and they don't work anyway, which is an example of the show's biggest frustration: nobody on board thinks anything through.
Nicole Simon, 42, a social media consultant in Germany, described the outpouring as an example of the years of pent-up frustration over episodes that are so common that women learn to simply block them out.
Karla Taylor extrapolates the frustrations: "In yet another example of the Norman Curse, a miracle shot deprives another Aussie of Green Jacket Glory.
If Senator Michael Bennet, the Democrat, loses there, Mr. Obama and his allies will no doubt point to Colorado as the prime example of their frustration about special-interest money in politics.
Consider, for example, the frustration of calling a software firm for technical support, only to discover that the technician knows nothing more than the standard answers shown on his or her computer screen — that is, the technician is a mouthpiece reading from a script, not a problem-solver.
