Sentence examples for examples and point from inspiring English sources

In our breakout session, we discuss several of these examples and point teachers to the growing literature in evolutionary medicine.

We also provide applied examples and point out new directions for the field in order to illustrate the power of systems biology.

Here we review the structural topologies of these complexes and their related magnetic properties, highlight typical examples, and point out the main possible directions that remain to be developed in this field.

Here we review the structural topologies of these complexes and their related magnetic, spectroscopic properties, highlight typical examples, and point out the main possible directions that remain to be developed in this field.

"It was rounding up examples and pointing out the sexist shit people continuously write.

The article details the current proposition of configurations in MARTE via some examples, and points out the advantages as well as some limitations, mainly concerning the semantic aspects of the defined concepts.

By presenting multiple examples and pointing out similarities and differences between the examples, instructors help students make connections and see meaningful patterns that may seem obvious to the instructor, but may have gone unnoticed by the student (Bransford et al. 2000).

Still, many philosophers are uncomfortable with the moral Norton draws from his dome example, and point out reasons for questioning the dome's status as a Newtonian system (see e.g. Malament (2007)).

We try to get to the heart of multidisciplinary engineering of which mechatronics is an excellent example, and point out how the integration of disciplines leads to new degrees of freedom in the corresponding dual form of education in connection with industrial partners.

He referred to companies like Louis Vuitton and Ikea as counter-examples, and pointed out that most of these companies never took venture capital to grow.

Näsström cites the above passage from Egils saga as an example, and points to a potential additional connection in the saga Hervarar saga ok Heiðreks, where the queen hangs herself in the dísarsalr (Old Norse "the Hall of the Dís") after discovering that her husband has betrayed both her father and brother.