Sentence examples for examples that emphasize from inspiring English sources

To our knowledge this is the first attempt to represent the dispersive nature of the GRIN lens structure in terms of wavelength-dependent n center, n surface, and p. In the following section we show two numerical examples that emphasize the advantage of using this model when experimental dispersion data for the center and the surface of the lens is available.

Ongoing California Drought, 2013 Boulder Flood, and 2015 Texas Flood are just few of numerous examples that emphasize improving our understanding and predictability of hydroclimatic extremes.

There are a number of curricular examples that emphasize scientific practices, and, hence, this broader definition of problem solving, such as Workshop Physics (Laws, 1991; Etkina and Van Heuvelen, 2007).

For example, chromatograms that emphasize the unique K-based nature of CS, such as reciprocal symmetry (ReS) plots, foster the fundamental understanding of CS operation.

For example, foundations that emphasize accountability and rigorous due diligence might accidentally send the signal that they don't trust their grantees which makes grantees less likely to be candid when problems arise.

We have seen examples of plans that emphasize transparency of data and reporting, so that the posted results of one implementing organization or geographical unit are available for all others to see.

Both Alcoholics Anonymous and the Betty Ford Center, for example, have programs that emphasize abstinence, not pills or injections.

For example, healthcare cultures that emphasize group affiliation, teamwork and coordination have been associated with greater implementation of quality improvement practices [ 3].

This article traces emergent discussions around posthumanism from across a range of disciplines and perspectives, and considers examples from emerging design practices that emphasize the interrelations between human and nonhuman actors.

For example, learning experiences that emphasized observations in the local environment enhanced interest in both plants and animals among Swiss precollege students (Lindemann-Mathhies, 2005).

The simulation of very soft granular matter based on deformable tetrahedral particle elements, as it might be useful for the simulation of e.g. silicon materials, is another example that emphasizes the flexibility of particle methods.