Sentence examples for extinction for example from inspiring English sources

Hollywood blockbusters like last summer's "Transformers: Age of Extinction," for example, have become meticulously engineered attempts to simultaneously court audiences from Peoria to Shenzhen.

Transformers: Age of Extinction, for example, was partly funded by the China Movie Channel, which led to Li Bingbing joining the cast and part of the film being set in Hong Kong.

My analysis places much lower weight on a future dollar than a dollar now, for the ethical reasons that future generations may have higher consumption and that there is a (small) possibility of extinction, for example from a meteorite.

That means Netflix on October 1st will lose a number of high-profile titles, including films like Hunger Games: Catching Fire, World War Z and Transformers: Age of Extinction, for example.

In August, Netflix announced it would not renew its partnership with Epix, which meant it would lose a number of high-profile films by the end of September, including "Hunger Games: Catching Fire," and "Transformers: Age of Extinction," for example.

When looking at how local usage may drive certain forest species to extinction, for example, scientists must "not only focus on the population dynamics of that species but also on how people harvest these species, and what social and economic interactions govern the harvesting and use of these species," Bawa says.

A number of causes have been suggested to explain this mass extinction event, for example, plate tectonic change or an asteroid impact.

Therefore, new organisms will not vary far from the locations of their parents for small values of μ, and, due to the overpopulation limit, will tend toward extinction (see, for example, Figures 5a and 6a for μ<0.65).

Extinction of, for example, fear memory, is typically facilitated by a context change (Bouton, 2004).

Elevated mutation rates could potentially influence net diversification by lowering extinction rates, for example by generating standing variation on which selection for adaptation to environmental change can act [ 26].

If in extinction learning, for example, the cues are followed by images of the outcome, then how is it possible that an organism learns that the underlying contingency has changed?