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The examples with which we began are traditionally called "indicative conditionals".

He uses a general division into equivocal, univocal, and analogical uses of terms, and he presents both of the threefold divisions of analogy mentioned in the previous section, but he offers no prolonged discussion, and he writes as if he is simply using the divisions, definitions, and examples with which everyone is familiar.

We demonstrated the performance of the GPU-implemented phase field models by means of representative numerical examples, with which we studied the effect of the artificial viscosity, an artificial parameter to be input, and compared the crack path branching predictions from three popular phase field models.

I don't have final answers to these questions, but I do have an archive of literary examples with which to help think about them.

The reviewer remarks that "It is impossible in this brief notice to do full justice to the wealth of interesting examples with which the author presents us", and notes that unlike the "hackneyed" examples of mimicry and camouflage in other textbooks, "Many of the observations are original".

The general feeling seems to be that drug resistance provides excellent examples with which to begin evolution classes and introductory textbooks, and an excellent vehicle to get across basic population genetics.

Some riffs have grown dusty from disuse -- the rallying "stand with me," for example, with which he succeeded in whipping some crowds into a frenzy for a big finish.

Here it is then, a painstakingly delicate cut out of an animal, wonderfully elegant, and tonally at one – consider those marvellously understated yellows, for example, with which its haunches seems to be flushed – with the scene against which it poses.

Ms Sturgeon wants to go farther: she is using her party's new strength in Westminster to push for control of corporation tax and national insurance (paid by employees and employers), for example, with which to boost Scotland's finances.

And the many critics of the IMF have an example with which to prove that the Fund's way is not the only way to revive a moribund economy.When Egypt was haggling with the IMF in 1991 over terms for structural-adjustment loans, memories of the bread riots that erupted after a stalled try at reform in 1977 were still fresh.

It is not giving much away to say that the film builds to a graphic self-amputation, one that employs not only the rusty penknife blade but also a fair few of the knife's other attachments (the dinky little scissors, for example, with which the desperate Ralston, played with great intensity and lightness by James Franco, goes to work on a stubborn piano-wire of a tendon).