For example, "Table 1 needs a case," she would say.
For example, "table tilting" – an initially American craze that caught on in Victorian Britain at the height of the popularity of séances.
See, for example, Table 6 of N.C.E.S. 2010-152, which shows four-, five- and six-year graduation rates for students in bachelor's degree programs.
For example, Table 1 gives the constant value for different code rates of double binary codes.
As an example, Table 3 lists (f_k) and (u_k) values for the year 2011.
Finally, to give some concrete example, Table 6 compares between ODN and RDN cases.
By way of example, Table 7 shows the data for 2035 alone.
For example, Table 1 illustrates a multiple choice question generated using Papasalouros's terminology-based strategy.
As an example, Table 4 shows that six test image sequences have different characteristics.
As an example, Table 3 shows potential causes of low QoE, their associated evidences, and advices.
The first example, Table 3, adds two data volumes (pointwise) and stores the sum in a third data volume.
