"For example, we see malware targeted at stealing virtual goods in gaming environments only in China".
In one funny scene, for example, we see a cyclist calling the girls "witches".
In the 1955 "City Bird," for example, we see a feathered dandy whose dozen feet create a speeding Futurist blur.
For example we see companies with real time recommendations, in the form of 'other people in your network are reading X'.
While Morales discusses political assassination, for example, we see Stone stuffing his face with coca leaves as if they're free crisps.
In The Flames Of War, for example, we see defeated soldiers from the Syrian Army's 17th division apparently digging their own graves.
Today, for example, we see growing mainstream business interest in the potential lessons to be learned from the growing range of social and environmental enterprises.
In some of the earliest material, for example, we see a vertical Hebrew scroll (a "rotulus") of the 10th or early 11th century.
In "Delicious Monster with Juju Hat", for example, we see her favourite plant, Monstera deliciosa, native to the rainforests of Mexico, which now resides in her own garden.
At the race scene, for example, we see horses' hoofs thundering in a close-up, while beneath we see men hurtling across the stage in various bravura steps that, in context, suggest feats of riding.
This is the first time, for example, we see how Kirk cheats Starfleet's notorious Kobayashi Maru test, as mentioned in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan - an event, indeed a sentence, that will mean absolutely nothing to the rest of us.
