Some Aristotelian examples may be briefly mentioned.
Examples may be found in museums throughout the world.
Yet the linkage itself is important, and the early examples may be the most provocative.
Other examples may be found in mechanics, electricity, relativity, and thermodynamics.
Examples may be found in publicly funded schools, private schools, and homeschooling curricula.
Examples may be found at Cellefrouin and Ciron (12th century), as well as at Antigny (13th century).
A few, of which banana and pear are outstanding examples, may be harvested while immature and still ripen satisfactorily.
For everyday purposes a cursive script was employed: typical examples may be seen in the Arabic papyri from Egypt.
The above examples may be referred to as the old, established or traditional biotechnology in which we have a great deal of familiarity and much favorable experience.
Known as multimodal signaling, the use of two or more sensory modes in communication is fairly common, and examples may be found in most animal groups.
More examples may be taken from literature dealing with microblog analytics, social semantic web, upper ontology for social web, and social-network-sourced big data analytics.
