An example, exactly, of what?
There exists, for example, exactly one set the members of which are 2, 3, 5, and 7.
Ms. Cho deploys suspense expertly, revealing bit by bit, for example, exactly what Isaac neglected to do in Hawaii.
They mapped out the kitchen so that they knew, for example, exactly how many steps it took to get from the stove to the counter and back.
Repeating and videotaping these actions in controlled conditions, he said, makes it possible to look more carefully at, for example, exactly how a bird tilts its wings to slow itself when landing, or how birds corner.
In chess, for example, exactly one of three outcomes must occur if the players make optimal choices: (1) White wins (has a strategy that wins against any strategy of Black); (2) Black wins; or (3) White and Black draw.
On a recent transcontinental flight out of Philadelphia on Delta, for example, exactly 2 of 16 first-class passengers had paid full fare, according to a gate agent there.
They're also fascinating for regular Londoners: they show, for example, exactly why there's a council estate round the corner from my house in Herne Hill – the old Victorian terraces were obliterated by German bombs.
However, it has taken it one step further by showing, for example, exactly how much it pays for each material going into a pair of shoes and how much everyone earns.
