Sentence examples for examples of the technical from inspiring English sources

Flashbacks, close-ups, and edits are some examples of the technical means that filmmakers employ to present their narratives that theater lacks.

Examples of the technical challenges are the heterogeneity of the glycans resulting in a collection of glycoforms and isomers for each glycoprotein and the limited ability of most current proteomics technologies to precisely differentiate these forms and isomers.

The Bronze Age crossbar wheel found in the XIX century in Mercurago (Italy) is an amazing example of the technical innovations stimulated by the diffusion of horse draught war chariots in Europe across the third and second millennium B.C.

The example of the technical specialty of radiotherapy can be of guidance [ 11].

Indeed, this approach provided an interesting example of the technical and organizational requirements of such an application (reviewed in [ 128]).

An example of the technical aspects of area calculations is shown in online supplementary appendix B. In brief, we magnified the Kaplan-Meier graphs from the publications by 300% and imported them into Paint (Microsoft Windows V.7).

An example of the technical evolution can be seen in the development of tracers that target the folate receptor, a 38-kDa glycosyl-phosphatidylinositol-anchored protein that binds folic acid [ 65].

For example, one of the technical hurdles that stands in the way of bringing cancer genomics to patient care is the way cancer samples are made.

In this paper principles of new designs of alternative sanitation systems are illustrated, examples of technical and non-technical aspects of the eventual change are given, and difficulties to achieve changes are discussed.

Shinji Okazaki's sublime finish to put Japan 2-0 up was an example of that technical ability, while behind Okazaki, Honda and Kagawa pulled the creative strings.

Apart from isolated examples, and the technical encyclopaedia of Theophilus, the specialized encyclopaedia did not really make an appearance until the 18th century.