Sentence examples for exemplars such as from inspiring English sources

Other exemplars such as the Khan Academy, meanwhile, have delivered online instruction to tens of millions of willing autodidacts; not to mention the billion views recently chalked up by TED talks.

There are other exemplars – such as parent-held universal child health books that are liked and used by parents to record important information and trigger or facilitate timely discussion with healthcare professionals [ 24].

And to the third argument he replies that if the created exemplar is such as to preclude certainty, adding extra exemplars will not solve the problem: "When something incompatible with certainty concurs, certainty cannot be attained" (Ordinatio 1, d. 3, pars 1, q. 4, n. 221).

But the Conservatives' favourite exemplar authorities such as Hammersmith & Fulham, Barnet and Essex have significant budgets.

For some exemplar systems, such as pelvic reduction in threespine stickleback fish (e.g. Chan et al. 2010) or flower color (Rausher 2008), the molecular genetic basis of adaptation is partially known.

First, such representations are also invoked without reaching [44], and may reflect more general, less exemplar-specific information such as motion of action (e.g. pour versus twist) [44] or type of grip (e.g. power versus precision) [46].

One personal highlight was attending the 2002 ceremony at the White House, where Timberland received the Ron Brown Award for Corporate Leadership, joining the ranks of other US exemplars of corporate citizenship such as UPS, General Mills, HP, Alcoa, Johnson & Johnson, SC Johnson, Procter & Gamble and many more.

Exemplars of current practice, such as those identified in our study, should be evaluated for feasibility and acceptability in representative general practice settings as well as tested for efficacy, safety and cost.

The success story of medicine as the first domain to widely adopt evidence-based practices has been an exemplar for other disciplines such as management to address the prevailing research-practice gap.

Since statistical VCs (and statistical SS in general) have to cope with the over-smoothness problem, some non-statistical methods such as exemplar-based [11], neural-network-based [12], and frequency-wrapping-based [8, 13] have been proposed recently.

A synthesis of computational and behavioral approaches is brought to bear to advance a similarity-based account that rejects the stimulus generalization underpinnings of the reference point view (such as exemplar models) and extends its explanatory scope beyond the circumscribed traditional artificial classification learning (TACL) paradigm.