Sentence examples for example the extended from inspiring English sources

For example, the extended final scene from Act II of "Otello" is taken from Mr. Domingo's 1993 Deutsche Grammophon recording conducted by Mr. Chung, which is strong though not as exciting as his 1978 RCA recording conducted Mr. Levine, which has the additional advantage of Sherrill Milnes's incomparable Iago.

In Joyce Lankester Brisley's Milly Molly Mandy, published in 1928, for example, the extended family including grandparents, are part of Milly Molly Mandy's everyday life.

In traditional China, for example, the extended family ideally consisted of the nuclear family of the head of the household, his unmarried daughters, his sons and their families, his sons' sons' families and unmarried daughters, and so forth.

For example, the extended quasi-likelihood information criterion (EQIC) with a covariance penalty performs well for covariate selection even when the working variance function is misspecified, but EQIC contains little information on correlation structures.

There is an enormous sexual tension, as well as sexual forms in, for example, the extended horizontal brush strokes that give his New Mexico landscapes of the early 1920's such a rubbery, elastic feeling (not to mention the cactuses and ravines), or the flattened muscular sinews of water in "Smelt Brook Falls" of 1937.

For example, the extended Yale B dataset has strong illumination changes and expression.

For example, for the extended haplotype there are 41.8% (±1.8%) unique haplotypes in Nepal, but only 23.3% (±1.5%) in Bhutan.

As an example, the Min05 extended network including 274 intermediators, ~10% of all intermediators, is depicted in Supplementary Figure S1.

The modeled Tsl1 distribution was not as spread out as the observations, for example, the data extended into the negative range (presumably a measurement error at low Tsl1 levels), whereas the model restricted Tsl1 to the positive values.

In the extended solid example, Pb3O4, the crystal structure is loaded in Jmol with symmetry and packing applied (Fig. 2c).

For example, the 50 Mbs of the extended human exome could easily be represented on a single array [ 36].