Sentence examples for examples in the introduction from inspiring English sources

As the examples in the introduction demonstrate, the push to regulate is not just coming from one definable group of countries.

However, as illustrated by the examples in the introduction these descriptors are limited in their ability to explain the beamforming behavior when additional degrees of freedom are allowed as in the case of irregular arrays.

We gave three examples in the introduction: antidepressant medications (especially SSRIs), androgen blockers, and oral naltrexone normally prescribed to treat alcohol dependency.

We have changed our title to ensure readers understand we are evaluating the effect of green crab on shellfish and not the other way around, and now have more defined examples in the introduction.

Some Indian influence is clear for example, in the introduction of the elephant and of the Peridexion tree, actually called Indian in the Physiologus.

For example, in the introduction to his book on gems, al-Bīrūnī gave an elaborate description of man's place in nature and society and the social need for economic systems.

Journalism was to remain a passion throughout his life: time and again his fictional stories have their basis in tales he heard as a young journalist, as he explains for example in the introduction to the 1994 novel Of Love and Other Demons.

For example, in the introduction we mentioned that the characterization of entailment was a basic goal of semantics.

The true density is given in (a), and it is the same density from the example in the introduction.

Since sentiment-expressing features do not happen frequently within a review, as illustrated by the example in the introduction, they may not be favored by the OCFS method.

For example, in the introduction to his essay On the Immortality of the Soul, he writes "The (word) soul is a designation of the essence of the individual, to which one refers when one employs the pronoun 'I' in saying 'I have done thus and so', 'I have reached such and such'" [trans. Nemoy 1958, p. 86].