Sentence examples for example that make from inspiring English sources
Easterbrook, a senior editor at The New Republic, dissects our culture of "melancholy and pessimism amidst plenty and freedom" and indicates the genuine factors (acts of forgiveness, for example) that make life more satisfying.
It is true that one can find in the biblical text several of the elements (the terms "Armageddon" and "tribulation," for example) that make up Darby's vision.
Difficulties also arise due to existence of discrete roles for each of the domains (educator, manager, care coordinators for example) that make up the single role of the Nurse Consultant [ 24].
Fortunately, there is a real-world example that makes this global balancing act more understandable.
The purpose of this note is to highlight a mistake in the example that makes the result incorrect.
A more complex example that makes use of a Queue is a parallel web crawler that searches for dead links on a website.
"We made a conscious decision to take the story out of 1880 values," avoiding the portrayal of Indians, for example, that makes the 1953 Disney film cringeworthy.
We apply our results to a linear quadratic example that makes contact with findings of T. Başar and P. Bernhard [H∞-Optimal Control and Related Minimax Design Problems, second ed., Birkhauser, Basel, 1995] and P. Whittle [Risk-sensitive Optimal Control, Wiley, New York, 1990].
And third, if illegal immigrants have dependents (usually, but not always, their children) they may not be here legally but can still make legal claims – on human rights grounds, for example – that makes deporting them very difficult.
If the bulk price is $250 a megawatt-hour, for example, that makes electricity 25 cents a kilowatt-hour, compared with a typical price to the factory of 5 cents or so.
