All these 400 examples form an experimental dataset.
Traffic signs, for example, form a minilanguage, it being a matter of convention that [hazard] means "hazard ahead" in some countries.
Two wonderful pieces here, surely inspired by Vermeer's dazzling example, form a two-part epistolary mini-drama: Metsu's "Man Writing a Letter" and "Woman Reading a Letter" from Dublin.
Altruistic members can for example form a fruiting body stalk or supply nutrients to dispersing cells by autolysis.
Shank-1 PDZ and GRIP-1 PDZ6, for example, form a homodimer via the conserved βB/βC loop and N-terminal βA strands, which display an antiparallel orientation between the βA strands of the proteins [ 50, 51].
Played out against a backdrop of wars, revolutions and recessions, of technological progress imbued with an almost sacred aspect, not to mention old gods who steadfastly refuse to die, all of this amasses to an oeuvre that, again like many of the best writers — Stendahl, George Eliot or Pynchon, for example — forms a lens, or prism, through which a whole era lurches into focus.
A group of us in Los Angeles, for example, formed a biotech company to develop new therapies to treat HIV.
The style also proved popular in Ireland with George Jones Oliver Castlee in the 1850s, for example, forming a good example of the fashion.
Other forms of immunity are innate and offer generic protection against pathogens: our skin, for example, forms a physical boundary that keeps microbes away from places where they should not be.
One example forms a novel methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus strain that emerged in humans in the Netherlands in 2003 and could be traced back to an origin in pig farming.
Sulfur, for example, forms an eight-membered molecule in which the atoms are arranged in a ring, with each atom forming two single bonds to different atoms.
