Sentence examples for example the conversion from inspiring English sources

In some buildings, for example, the conversion sponsor may have retained control over the parking garage under a "sweetheart lease".

"Retrofitting Suburbia" details, for example, the conversion of a former shopping mall in Lakewood, Colo., into a New Urbanist-influenced town center.

When a piece of natural habitat is ploughed, for example, the conversion may make sense to the land owner, but it may also damage fisheries downstream, increase flooding and clog rivers with sediment.

Four factors contribute to the overall cost: (1) the acquisition of the primary form of energy, for example, drilling for oil or mining of coal; (2) the conversion of the primary energy form to the desired form, for example, the conversion of nuclear energy to electrical energy; (3) the transportation of the usable energy from its point of conversion to its point of use.

Certain underlying conditions, such as liver, kidney, or gastrointestinal disease, can interfere with the normal metabolism or absorption of vitamin D. In chronic kidney disease, for example, the conversion of calcidiol to calcitriol is decreased or absent, resulting in an inability to absorb calcium.

In this example, the conversion funnel has four steps: awareness, interest, desire, and action.

As an example, the conversions detected with the RDP method were reported in Table 2.

Additional examples showing the conversion of example data from PubChem, the Dortmund Data Bank, and a CIF file are also included on this page along with XML Stylesheet Language Transformation (XSLT) [58] files used to convert them.

The crop plant maize is one such example, and the conversion of the wild grass teosinte into maize some 7 10,000 years ago is perhaps the first example of biotechnological innovation by humans.

An illustrative example is the conversion of benzyl bromide to benzyl alcohol, using a solution of sodium hydroxide in water.

It has, for example, banned the conversion of land where the peat is more than three metres deep.