Sentence examples for examples are traditionally from inspiring English sources

First, whereas prototypical models and examples are traditionally drawn from application domains that are most relevant to engineers, the bio-calculus section draws models and examples heavily, though not exclusively, from the life sciences.

Rowan trees, for example, were traditionally planted to ward off witches and evil spirits.

Royalties, for example, were traditionally set at a fixed rate, regardless of actual costs.

Châteauneuf-du-Pape, for example, is traditionally a blend of grenache and mourvèdre, with perhaps some syrah and other grapes thrown in.

The prologue of a speech, for example, was traditionally used for appeals to the listener, but it can also be used to set out the issue of the speech, thus contributing to its clearness.

Biomass, for example, is traditionally evaluated by harvesting yield plots with a field chopper.

What about Japan, for example, where promotions are traditionally earned over long periods of time?

For example, Fourier smoothers are traditionally used when the data are cyclical or periodic.

The examples with which we began are traditionally called "indicative conditionals".

An example is Californian raisins, which are traditionally harvested by hand.

These reactions were the first examples of the activation of carbonyls that are traditionally unreactive towards SmI2.