Sentence examples for example the normal from inspiring English sources

For example, the normal maximum sentence for common assault is six months.

For example, the normal speed of an atom a corresponds to its local motion from a place p1 to another contiguous place p2 in a given atomic time.

While there are some drawbacks to this approach (for example, the normal class could be considered too "simulated"), it shows good promise for future work.

This included pure component single-value properties (for example, the normal melting point temperature or the critical pressure) as well as temperature dependent properties (for example, vapor pressure, liquid density, and liquid viscosity).

For example, the normal range of renal size measurements on ultrasound is likely to be known to a nephrologist; whether a specific measurement is normal or not may need to be specified to a family practitioner.

The impact of higher loads and larger number of passes on compaction was more effective in the soil depth less than 30 cm; for example the normal load of 8.40 kN caused the maximum bulk density of 1.53 Mg/m3 after 16 passes.

For example, the normal-weight children had significantly higher scores in Physical Functioning (mean difference = 14.19, p <.0083) than obese children.

In both illustrative examples, the normal copula leads to an overestimation of the reliability index, whereas the Gumbel copula yields the lowest reliability index.

Transient electrical excitations occur on the PF coils for example during the normal operation, in case of a fast discharge or if a failure appears in the components of the electrical circuit.

He argued that Matthew's case was only an unusually prolonged example of the normal course brain death takes.

[A good example of the "normal" interpretation of Smith as a bit of a miser.]Chomsky, N. (2002).