Sentence examples for examples constitute a from inspiring English sources

The proposed architecture, the implemented services and the provided application examples constitute a decided step towards distributed music computation.

I'm not naive enough to suggest that these three fine examples constitute a sea change in the way books are commissioned, but I do think they illustrate a trend of which publishers would do well to take heed.

The comparative and international frameworks and examples constitute a valuable resource for the debate on human rights and development in Ethiopia, which is currently taking place in the context of the developmental state approach pursued by the Ethiopian government.

Taken together, though, this collection of techniques and real-world examples constitutes a powerful online arsenal for companies large and small.

Since investigation into both Mesp and Foxf regulation revealed divergent cis-regulatory logic underlying identical gene expression patterns, we asked whether these examples constituted a general trend between C. intestinalis and M. occidentalis.

Depending on its characteristics, the stablecoin may, for example, constitute a deposit, e-money, a debt or other form of security or a true and potentially unregulated cryptocurrency (aka an exchange token) under English law.

Nitrile hydratases (NHases), for example, constitute a class of industrially important enzymes (DiCosimo 2006; van Pelt et al. 2008a) that are notoriously unstable outside the cell.

(Did "King Kong," for example, constitute "an attack on the nerves of the German people?") And Mr. Urwand found records of a global network of monitors who made sure the cuts were made in all countries, including the United States.

Does durability, for example, constitute an important definition of what is or becomes a literary novel?

What, for example, constitutes a positive result?

What, for example, constitutes a reliable and relevant study?