Sentence examples for following for instance from inspiring English sources

For more precise examples, look at American Apparel's pro-immigration political activities, or Vice's "Iraq Issue" of 2004, which covered the conflict from a new, Vice-centric angle – following, for instance, the travails of an Iraqi heavy metal band.

Yet, we prefer here to present the ideas to build a more concrete proof, following for instance what is done in Chapter 8 of [84].

The drawbacks of other databases are the following: For instance, in the CEPII database bilateral trade costs are held constant over time (Mayer and Zignano 2011).

As shown in Figs. 2 and 3, the performance of the proposed scheme looks promising, especially for the SC code rate equal to (frac {1}{3}), shown in Fig. 2. The SC gain for the code rate (R=frac {1}{2}) could be improved by optimizing the code parameters, following for instance the procedure described in [2].

Under this hypothesis, eddies do not change significantly during the time they drift through the beam, i.e., the collection of atmospheric eddies formed in the atmosphere following, for instance, the Kolmogorov cascade theory [1], will remain frozen in relation to one another, while the entire collection is transported as a whole along some direction by the wind.

States like New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire, Iowa, along with Washington, D.C. say you can marry whomever and others are following (for instance, Maine, Maryland and Washington state).

For instance, the previous example can be rewritten in the following form: For instance, the previous example can be rewritten in the following form: Note that, in this case, the Array class is never mentioned explicitly.

But most painkillers are prescribed for very short periods — following surgery, for instance — and in relatively small doses, whereas OxyContin's sales have been driven by long-term, high-dose prescriptions.

The latest: an October report on Tyco International's clever bookkeeping taking big one-time charges following acquisitions, for instance.

Something like the following transformation, for instance, is typical (note that normalization factors have been omitted): The idea that we should take this at face value that quantum computers actually do compute a function for many different input values simultaneously is what Duwell (2007) calls the Quantum Parallelism Thesis (QPT).

This means that the probability of having filled at least one ICS prescription in 1996 and subsequently filling at least one prescription for an ICS in one of the following years, for instance 1997, are conditional to having filled at least one prescription in a preceding year.