Sentence examples for example the index from inspiring English sources

In Missouri, for example, the index is Republican plus 6.7 points.

For example, the index does not distinguish between fat and muscle, and some well-muscled people can have a high B.M.I. without an unhealthy amount of fat.

For example, the index of refraction of air at standard conditions is 1.0003, water is 1.33, and glass is about 1.5.

For example, the index in which a firm is listed might influence investors' risk perceptions.

For these endomorphisms, the set of possible index values has several gaps besides the Jones restriction, for example, the index does not lie in the interval (4, 3 √2).

In England and Wales, there exists, for example, the Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD), [39] which is computed by weighting seven different domains (i.e., income, employment, education, health, crime, barriers to housing and services, living environment), for small census areas of approximately 1500 residents.

As an example, the indices are applied to assess the impact of guide vanes and screens on the test section flow quality in a numerical closed-circuit wind tunnel.

For example, the indices computed with voxel-alignment matrix are related to the length of "run," which is defined as the length of voxels aligned on a line that have the same pixel intensity.

Among those indices, for example, the heterogeneity index "long-run emphasis" puts a stronger weighting on the intensities of voxels with long runs.

For example, the gingival index [ 7] and periodontal index [ 8] are used to describe periodontal diseases, and the DMFT index (number of decayed, missing and filled teeth) is used to describe a person's dental caries experience [ 9].

Figure 4 shows an example of the index generation step.