Sentence examples for exemplars are not from inspiring English sources

The better-known exemplars are not in the show, but thumbnails of them are on the checklist, and it is fascinating to compare the new with the old.

1951, 1953, 18 L.Ed.2d 1967 (1967) (taking of handwriting exemplars is not a "critical" stage of the proceedings because "there is a minimal risk that the absence of counsel might derogate from his right to a fair trial").

If an appropriate exemplar is not available in the database then the result can be a poor animation.

Although this second exemplar was not identical to the memory item, it nonetheless influenced the allocation of attention during the search task.

Further, even though they are based on learning from exemplars, they are not ontology specific; i.e. they do not assume the use of any particular ontology.

The system just has to try to classify based on a set of often quite different exemplars that are not transforms of each other.

The flatworm phylum, Platyhelminthes, and its best-known exemplar Planaria, are not mentioned in the text although they represent a basic stage in animal organization (Haldane & Huxley [1927], Hyman [1951]): do the authors consider them a degenerate offshoot?

The reason why the social and environmental successes in exemplar communities are not reproduced in more community forestry programs is perhaps the most pressing question in community forest management in Mexico today, and development workers usually point to a lack of strong internal organization in forest communities.

The exemplars are complementary, not in competition.

If they are not exemplars of moral sense, they defy their commitment to truth.

They are not exemplars of unspoiled innocence but victims of circumstance: baffled by duplicity, still poor though mostly clad in rags rather than leaves, and now in possession of tobacco and alcohol.