In an early article on Bergson ("The Conception of Difference in Bergson" [1956]), Deleuze gave a particularly helpful example of this notion.
The flex dancers are the perfect example of this notion.
Our findings on LmrA now provide an interesting example of this notion.
An example of this notion, in relation to varying levels of b-blocker uptake in different settings, has informed sensitivity analysis.
A good example of this notion is given by the mismatch negativity (MMN), the difference between the event-related potential to an unexpected "deviant" and predictable "standard" stimuli (Naatanen et al. 2001).
The following examples illustrate this notion.
Young goes on to give examples of this notion from the examination of global first ladies and women politicians including Mrs. Roosevelt, Margaret Thatcher, Queen Rania of Jordan, Jackie Kennedy, and Hillary Clinton among others.
But she also disagrees with some of the conditions regulating when men could use this facility: for example, the notion that men could have recourse to "temporary marriages" and the proposed, Orwellian-named "chastity houses" if they were travelling or their wife was sick.
Abelard offers an example to clarify this notion.
For example, the notion of a refrigerator that automatically ordered replenishments started to sound less feasible.
