Sentence examples for examples of circular from inspiring English sources
"One of the things we are very keen on is real life examples of circular economy, putting every single product in our supply chain to good use.
Examples of circular permutations in the treble clef domain are rather rare.
This effect is also apparent in the bottom row, which shows three examples of circular profiles.
Several natural examples of circular permutation have been reported in the literature (Lindqvist and Schneider, 1997), such as bacterial β-glucanases, swaposins, glucosyltransferases, β-glucosidases, etc.
Rare examples of circular RNA expression had been known to exist for decades, but with a handful of exceptions, only known to exist at levels suggesting they were transcriptional noise or in vitro artifacts (Nigro et al., 1991; Cocquerelle et al., 1992; Zaphiropoulos, 1996).
But the novelist Richard Paul Russo believes the reliance on old formulas is an example of circular reasoning.
This error is sometimes called 'circular reasoning".' Example of circular question-begging: "Parallel lines never meet because they are parallel".
Jan Willem van der Schans, of the Dutch Agricultural Economics Research Institute, pointed out that there was an even better example of circular farming 100 years ago when the Schiedam jenever (gin) industry produced waste that was nutritious for mid-Delfland cows, whose manure went to the sandy soils of Westland to nurture world-famous Dutch horticulture.
An example of circular polarization measurements is shown in Fig. 1 for cyanobacteria WH8101.
This is another potential example of circular causality: stakeholders do not perceive a need for formal support systems for maintaining elders in functional autonomy because the population of people who are completely functionally handicapped is extremely low; however, this may be due to high mortality rates within this population precisely because formal support services are unavailable.
Scattered examples of decorated circular windows existed in the Romanesque period (Santa Maria in Pomposa, Italy, 10th century).
