Sentence examples for example represent the from inspiring English sources
Task A requires two weeks to complete and might, for example, represent the development of general specifications for an electronic unit in question.
Especially among those for whom dumbed-down bookshops, for example, represent the gateway to a fresh hell of lowest-common-denominator literary consumption, Anderson is now seen as a voice of reason and the long-awaited champion of minority taste.
Only two small works on paper, for example, represent the dazzling hand-over-fist maturation of Chagall's first stint in Paris, from 1910 to 1914, when he thrived in a circle of Russian émigré painters, became friends with Delaunay, Apollinaire and the poet Blaise Cendrars and let his longing for his homeland set his figures in flight over irresistible Cubistic villages and towns.
The prior random distribution P SE) can, for example, represent the uncertainty about whether a vulnerability may or may not be present on a system due to imprecise system configuration knowledge.
This probability is defined by p(+ x|+ se 1) and can, for example, represent the uncertainity about whether an actually present (+ se 1) actually leads to an impact on the node, as no exploits are present or the node is additionally protected against, e.g., buffer-overflows.
The red pencils, for example, represent the Bachelor of Architecture degree.
Orange, for example, represented the euro; blue, the British pound.
A drawing of the sun, for example, represents the sun, but not necessarily any sound.
Ghana's hiplife music, for example, represents the indigenisation of American hip-hop.
"It wouldn't be far afield to have Joe be the spokesperson for Home Depot, for example, representing the shoulder-to-the-wheel working stiff," Mr. Della Croce said.
The cover designs of the late Storm Thorgerson, for example, represented the bands concerned perfectly, even if I might think that's because their faux-profundity perfectly depicted 70s rock's slide into ponderous self-importance.
