Examples of filling foods: Whole-grain breads, rices, and pastas, oats, nuts, water, lean meats and fish, eggs, green vegetables, beans, and legumes.[9].
Accordingly, Gropen, Pinker, Hollander, and Goldberg (1991) found that children who produced overgeneralization errors with fill (e.g., *Lisa filled water into the cup) judged pouring events where a glass ended up only three-quarters full to be perfectly good examples of "filling".
In order to shed light into the experimental findings, theoretical calculations were performed using two examples of filled and unfilled achiral MWCNTs and the results for the density of electronic states indicate that the two systems under consideration, exhibit metallic behavior, with aluminum carbide doping the carbon nanotubes, thereby supporting our experimental observations.
In the example, instead of filling a hungry stomach, the believer sends the poor person away after spouting an empty cliché.
Examples of fill-freeze electrodes are the E6012, E6013, and E7014, all of which provide a compromise between fast welding speeds and all-position welding.
Despite its many advantages, the paper diary has some important limitations, for example, patients, instead of filling it in regularly on a daily basis, may complete multiple entries at the same time, thereby introducing systematic bias due to retrospective recall that could interfere with the validity of the data collected.
The example of "filling in" exposure over the life course to understand etiology as described above clearly informs our understanding of exposure and disease etiology.
As an example, the conventional concept of "filling joints with water" is widely used in many cases, as a basic concept for the design of the water curtain system, but it is immature.
There can be a price to be paid for misbehaving, examples of which fill an entire page of a United States Tennis Association security manual.
At any rate, it was at this point that he made the transition from painting on canvas to creating assemblage sculptures, at first with two-dimensional painted works and then three-dimensional sculptural forms, examples of which fill out the final section of the show.
Tārīkh-e jehān-goshāy ("History of the World Conqueror") by ʿAṭā Malek Joveynī (died 1283) and Jāmiʿ al-tawārīkh ("Collector of Chronicles") by the physician and vizier Rashīd al-Dīn (executed 1318) are both outstanding examples of histories filled with valuable information.
