Sentence examples for example the occurrence of from inspiring English sources
Without such tools it is impossible to determine, for example, the occurrence of non-linear interactions between spectral components.
After exposure to heat, for example, the occurrence of fires, the stability of limestone structures is mostly affected, which may have safety repercussions.
For example, the occurrence of "Russia," "AES-Telasi," and "protest" in the same sentence implies a negative sentiment in the relationship between Russia and the electricity investor AES-Telasi.
It could be shown that some until now poorly understood experimental findings concerning phase transition kinetics at electrodes, as for example, the occurrence of instantaneous homogeneous nucleation at the mercury electrode or of non-integer Avrami slopes for heterogeneous nucleation at single crystal electrodes, can be explained easily in the frame of the presented model.
In the fifth example, the occurrence of a strong context causes the whole image to be taken as a natural scene, also improving the total patch classification.
In this example, the occurrence of Hopf bifurcation problem is investigated for the fractional-order CVHNNs with the hub structure and time delay system (7).
For example, the occurrences of several maternal medical conditions, such as cardiac disorders, diabetes, and RH sensitization, were actually lower in women with no available information on partners (group 2 and 3) than women with available information on partners (group 1).
As inferred from these simple examples, the occurrence of magma fragmentation depends on parameters such as the conduit width, the temperature of the magma, the amount of crystals, and the initial volatile content.
The alluvial history of the Wetter valley in central Germany provides an example of the occurrence of a spatio-temporally variable catchment sensitivity to the Late Pleistocene climate change.
For example, with the occurrence of hai, 47 presupposes that Zhangsan and Lisi are tall.
A good example is the occurrence of the pattern: a verb followed immediately by a preposition (e.g., located in).
