Sentence examples for examples to describe from inspiring English sources

We proceed to illustrate two examples to describe the proposed algorithm.

The chapter discusses several examples to describe the dos and don'ts of connecting a signal to an oscilloscope.

The chapter uses examples to describe the issues relating to cost of increased performance, balance tolerances and performance, and the role of unbalance on speed.

To guide designers to find the target contexts and speed up the idea transfer process, which are closely related to the representation of the source, this part will provide three abstract heuristics and examples to describe the searching process.

This paper makes use of selected case examples to describe the richly diverse set of features, ranging from paleontology to sedimentology, to structural geology, which are associated with the field identification of basin-margin unconformities.

The rest of this article is focused on the basic concepts of the brush polymer monolayers at the air water interfaces, their nanostructure and transitions upon various factors, i.e., brush density, solvent effect, charged density effect, and chain dynamics accounting for the rheological properties, i.e., linear viscosity, as well as provides some crucial examples to describe for each factor.

It is what allows us, for example, to describe a person who is not present.

Instead, conservatives preferred to focus on positive signals — job numbers, for example — to describe the Bush economy as "the greatest story never told".

That is why it is difficult, for example, to describe a "true" Jordanian tradition or Saudi Arabian heritage or Iraqi consciousness.

"Tranche" is a good word; one often hears it in connection with complicated financial instruments — for example, to describe a murky layer in a pool of mortgage-backed securities, the kind that turns toxic.

We first present a motivating example to describe this analogy.