Sentence examples for examples enumerated in from inspiring English sources

News reporting is one of the examples enumerated in 107 to "give some idea of the sort of activities the courts might regard as fair use under the circumstances". Senate Report at 61.

First, the definition is introduced with the verb "includes" instead of "means". This word choice is significant because it makes clear that the examples enumerated in the text are intended to be illustrative, not exhaustive.

In the examples enumerated in Figures 2 and 3, all medical terms contained in the phrase were processed by the ECMT.

A survey in Madhya Pradesh (De Costa and Diwan 2007) for example, enumerated 24 807 qualified doctors and 89 090 IPs.

These are enumerated in Table 2. Likewise, we encountered examples of domesticated taxa that have become plant pests, but it is not clear whether these have evolved to become pests or are simply ecological opportunists (Table 3).

For example, specific protocols for breast-feeding and transition to solid foods are enumerated in Islamic law and teachings.

For example, the assertion that human emissions are not causing atmospheric carbon-dioxide concentrations to rise contradicts numerous studies (enumerated in AR4 chapter 1.3).

As an example of this feature, the HEVC 8×8 transform kernel can be obtained from (2), by considering the corresponding coefficients enumerated in Table 1.

His technical contributions are enumerated in similarly stripped-down lingo.

Soundtrack items are enumerated in the "Works Cited" attachment.

(v) Payments not specifically enumerated in § 113.3(c)(1).