Sentence examples for example storing from inspiring English sources

Some studies have shown that shipping fresh apples, onions and lamb from New Zealand might produce lower emissions than producing the goods in Europe, where — for example — storing apples for months would require refrigeration.

A numerical example storing 10 material types and delivering materials in a 30-storey building is given for illustration.

For example, storing data in S3 regions West Coast & South America will cost you $0.07/GB…1500% more than Backblaze B2," he said.

The critical violation most commonly cited was the improper storage or use of toxic items (for example, storing cleaning fluids on a shelf next to food), which was the 13th most commonly cited violation during routine inspections.

The project team did not have had access to all MITF's and DPs completed within the study period because of filing systems adopted by individual pharmacists; for example some filed their MITF's on a monthly basis, and the hospital, for example storing DP off-site as part of their record archiving process.

The patches that Dr. Saxon will use, for example, store their data within; the information will be uploaded when the devices are retrieved at the end of the study.

The stability of antibiotic residues may vary between matrices, and results with other storage temperatures will also be relevant, as in practice samples are, for example, stored at 4 °C for several days.

On Broadway between Lincoln Center and Columbia University, for example, stores like Best Buy, Bed Bath & Beyond, Starbucks and Victoria's Secret have flowered.

In the Midwest, for example, stores in upscale neighborhoods stock a higher proportion of imported European beers, while those with a big Hispanic customer base sell Latin American brands.

Getting a grip on exactly how many jobs have been lost in any month, or even since September, is hard, because of what economists call seasonal factors (for example, stores usually hire extra sales help in the months before Christmas).

A few plants, such as some tropical monocotyledons (certain palms, for example), store food for many years for use at the time of flowering and fruit-set at the end of their lives.