Sentence examples for example which requires from inspiring English sources

Certain professions seem to lend themselves to matchmaking, like medicine for example, which requires doctors to know their patients well.

Georgia, for example, which requires that programs be available for all 4-year-olds, is engaged in long-term studies, but the state does not test every child.

In Ohio, for example, which requires federal certification, election officials found that in this year's presidential primary the touch-screen machines used in 43 counties, or by more than three million voters, dropped at least 1,000 votes as memory cards sent data to the central server in each county.

Figure 6 shows an example which requires the computation of the horizontal and vertical force components.

That's something that could be a competitive advantage over other services, like Flickr, for example, which requires users to pay for full access to their history of photos.

The use of the PSA architecture for Kalman filter as an implementation example, which requires different structures for different number of states, is illustrated.

Yet in order to police such a regime, judges and sometimes bureaucrats have to make assessments about the difference between a religion and a cult, for example—which require them to delve deep inside the cognitive and psychological world of a faith and its adherents.

The combined use of "frequent" and "probable" often occurs in matter of fact contexts (as in our example) which require no rhetorical flourishes.

Implementing a more robust spam detection system for the platform is no small effort, though Google is well-versed in this technology thanks to its other products like Search and Gmail, for example, which require the company to be able to filter good content from the bad.

Here we show only two examples, which require combining the coordination with the relative clause and one of the appositions: E 2. Alpha-synuclein is heavily phosphorylated in Lewy bodies.

(Some people will want to upgrade their operating system in the process -- from Windows 2000 to Windows XP, for example -- which requires installation disks anyway).