Sentence examples for example the short from inspiring English sources

The studies are host to a catalogue of clear biases - for example the short length of the trial means that men circumcised were unable to have sex (for obvious reasons) for a significant chunk of it.

For example, the short message "From Pattaya, it is a little over an hour to the Bangkok Airport.

For example, the short length of our device is one of the detrimental factors for the DD model.

For example, the short version of the Banach contraction principle in complete cone metric spaces (see Theorem 11.2 below) follows directly from its short version in metric spaces.

Hence, by supposing that the channel is not a highly dynamic one, i.e., any channel parameter cannot change more than one time in a short period (for example, the short period can be the symbol duration).

For example, the short version of the Banach contraction principle in a cone metric space is equivalent to its version in a metric space because the Banach contractive condition d ( T x, T y ) ⪯ λ d ( x, y ) is of the type (12.1).

For example, the shortest is 50 centimeters while the longest is 90 centimeters.

For example, the shortest distance, or path, between two points on the surface of a sphere is the lesser arc of the great circle joining them, whereas, considered as points in three-dimensional space, the shortest distance between them is an ordinary straight line.

I like, for example, the Shorter's definition for "mook" ("a stupid or incompetent person") with an illustration from Mr. Lee, "Who are you gonna listen to, me or that mook?" But in that case, there is also too little information: Only cross-references lead the reader to guess that the word evolved out of a racial slur.

For example, the short-circuit current density (J SC) of ZnO nanorod (NR -based IOSCs was usually limited to a small raNR -based0 to 6.5 mA cm-2 under sIOSCsted 100 mwasm-2 (AM 1.5 G) solar irradiation [4], which blocks its practical application.

For example, the short-arc approach is known to be particularly sensitive to temporal aliasing, i.e. the insufficient temporal sampling of the fast variations of Earth's gravity field (steps to address this issue are discussed by Kurtenbach et al. 2012); on the other hand, the acceleration approach is very sensitive to errors in the orbits (Ditmar et al. 2012).