Sentence examples for exemplified as a from inspiring English sources
In this patent the reaction between ethylene and isobutane was exemplified as a way of increasing isobutene yield at lower temperatures as part of an MTBE process.
The PLC effect exemplified as a serration results in a non-homogenous change of an external surface of a stressed sample.
To this end, fundamental structural properties influence the reactivity of Co II) toward phosphonate and mixed carboxyphosphonate ligands and are ultimately exemplified as a function of phosphonate-containing moieties in NTA derivatives.
The development of prone progression in infancy is exemplified as a case study and experimental hypotheses of the theory of attractor landscape dynamics and infant motor development are provided.
The cross valley asymmetry of its drainage basin for a specified sector of the stream is exemplified as a ratio of Da and Dd (Fig. 5), where Da is the distance from stream channel to the middle of its drainage basin and Dd is the distance from the basin margin to the middle of the basin (Fig. 5).
In this sense, and to forecast an example of this common pressure, the Algarve is exemplified as a laboratory for testing this novel methodology, relying on a combined analysis of urban growth potential and threats to the abundant presence of archaeological heritage in the area.
Vasari's history of the renaissance arrogantly and brutally praises the new and "modern" style he himself exemplifies as a painter, and has nothing but contempt for old styles - sneering at the gothic cathedrals we cherish, dismissing anyone in the least bit old-fashioned.
Integration of geographic information system with analytic hierarchy process can exemplify as a process that transforms and harmonizes geographical data and weightage ranking to retrieve information for accurate decision-making.
Gods in Hindu usually possess with conch shell to use as signaling in the time of war, from this reason, this object was exemplifying as an auspicious shape that links mutual realm and spiritual realm together.
Rather, Mr Abe believes that Japan's is a spiritual crisis exemplified, as he sees it, by an inability to stand up to the taunts of a rising China.
Avian influenza viruses circulating in poultry capable of directly infecting humans can emerge, as exemplified by various A(H5N1) and, most recently, A(H7N9) viruses.
