Sentence examples for example spread from inspiring English sources

Kudzu, or "the vine that ate the South," for example, spread uncontrollably in the 1930s after farmers were paid to cultivate it in an attempt to curb erosion.

Then, further dispersed onstage, in the balcony and in a corridor, they played fragments of the symphony (along with slices of Beethoven), sometimes with electronic effects that, for example, spread delayed notes around the auditorium.

When this mixing does not occur, wind speeds are weak and change little with time; plumes from power-plant stacks within this layer, for example, spread very little in the vertical and remain in close proximity to the stacks.

For example, spread in the matrix Fisher distribution is considered by estimating the spread parameter κ.

For example, spread a layer of beans or guacamole and top with cheese, salsa, vegetables, etc. Be sure to leave an empty border around the tortilla (this will make it easier to fold, so the ingredients aren't spilling out).

Zopa, for example, spreads the money from savers across many different borrowers – so if you borrow £2,000 this will come from at least 200 savers.

Mr. Atallah added that the union had pushed for the program "with the hope that this example spreads to every level of football".

The virus of poliomyelitis, for example, spreads easily in conditions of close contact (infection), but it usually causes no active disease.

These schemes however increase the resource consumption while attacks targeting the reputation protocol itself have already been identified: for example, spreading wrong information or behaving differently towards different neighbors, the reputation exchange protocol can be deceived [20].

Methods to achieve resiliency against such attacks are ideally the domain of the physical and link layer algorithms, for example, spreading algorithms and acknowledgment-retransmission algorithms, amongst other measures.

There will also be cultural changes -- as there have been in recent years, with foods, music and ideas from Latino cultures, for example, spreading into the mainstream.