Sentence examples for example the field of from inspiring English sources

Take, for example, the field of knee and hip replacements in adults.

For example, the field of nuclear reactor safety has not focused on code verification benchmarks, but it has placed great emphasis on developing validation benchmarks.

In one notable example the field of engineering and technology management grew more rapidly in the 4 years after 1980 than it was expected to grow for the next 40 years.

At night, when they are asleep in their hutches and holes, we creep out and … whisper to them". One man's daring audacity, of course, is another's self-indulgent whimsy, and if a story called, for example, "the field of ladders", which begins "We went to see the field of ladders", is going to cause you annoyance, then you should probably avoid this.

In the TEM, for example, the field of view is often so small that no aperture with perfectly abrupt edges exists, in particular not at atomic resolution.

Lastly, the corporatist associational order is clearly visible in, for example, the field of agriculture (corporative structures forming a green front) or in housing policies with housing associations.

VE technology has still some remarkable technical deficits in creating field-realistic environment, for example, the field-of-view of headset goggles is limited and could cause sickness to test persons as a result of orientation loss; (2) wearable or remote sensors must be able to record reliable data that are relevant to human behavior and convey such information into VE.

This method has wide applications in, for example, the fields of industrial mineralogy, materials science, igneous geochemistry, and metamorphic petrology.

Thus, as demonstrated by many examples, the field of SERS codification has a great potential, in particular toward biomedical applications, but still remains open to new developments that will certainly continue amazing us in the near future.

One example is the field of high-temperature superconductivity.

The functionalization of optically transparent substrates is of importance, for example, in the field of biosensing.