Sentence examples for example present a from inspiring English sources

Samsung's latest Smart TVs, for example, present a menu of functions, apps and services that number in the dozens.

You cannot, for example, present a Cage survey without major, durable works like the Sonatas and Interludes for Prepared Piano (1946-48); but it is important to involve as many students as possible in the festival, and the sonatas and interludes are an hour of music for a single player.

Coto-Millàn et al. [8], for example, present a theoretical explicative model and provide empirical evidence to the determinant variables, which explain the behaviour of maritime imports and exports for a particular case (the Spanish economy).

Olsen et al. (2011) for example, present a compelling discussion on possible correlations between precipitation and gene flow.

Surveys of the Country Coordination Mechanism (CCM) of the Global Fund, for example, present a relatively large and inefficient committee, whose role partly covers that of the Ugandan AIDS Commission (UAC).

PVs develop different morphologies according to Leishmania species: L. mexicana and L. amazonensis, for example, present a spacious PV containing several amastigotes, while most species (L. major, L. donovani, and others) present a tight-fitting PV in which PV and parasite membranes are in contact [ 47, 48].

Nae et al. [9], for example, present an interesting collection of SLA terminology and parameters for Massively Multiplayer Online Games that are of interest to providers and users.

Making wool totally biodegradable, for example, presents a technological challenge.

Determining the risks and benefits of prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment, for example, presents a series of decisions that must be made with only partial information.

"Journey to the Moon" (2009), for example, presents a faux documentary about a trip to the moon by inhabitants of a remote Turkish village in 1957.

The motion-picture screen, for example, presents a series of briefly flashed, still images; the movement people see is a creation of their own perceptual systems.