Sentence examples for examples are particularly from inspiring English sources

"Shock Propagation": Stacking examples are particularly challenging for PGS, and shock propagation techniques are commonly used to accelerate convergence or provide more plausible approximate solutions [Erleben 2007].

Physical-world examples are particularly popular now, perhaps as a result of eco-unease: there are accessories made out of candy wrappers from a company called Ecoist, or the recently founded William Good brand, which sells clothing made from discarded apparel.

Some examples are particularly memorable because the changes are so drastic, even sensational losses of limbs, eyes, or the ability to sexually reproduce!

These scams have long been a problem online, but recent examples are particularly concerning.

These examples are particularly probative because most reputational crises emerge as a direct consequence of corporate commission or omission, rather than uncontrollable external events.

These examples are particularly egregious because the taxpayer is not only picking up a nuclear tab but a utilities tab, too, the latter of which is a product of the state's new Clean Energy Standard.

Abstract: The discovery of an exomoon would provide deep insights into planet formation and the habitability of planetary systems, with transiting examples being particularly sought after.

The latter class of examples is particularly useful for understanding mass-energy equivalence because such examples deal with changes in energies and masses that are detectable.

Mercury reserves, for example, are particularly low.

Isotopes of plutonium and curium, for example, are particularly desirable from this point of view.

Taxes on virgin timber or other materials to encourage recycling, for example, are particularly wrongheaded.