Sentence examples for for example otherwise from inspiring English sources

if has more than zeros before the first one, and the last bit of is a zero, then flip the first 2 bits of into two ones, for example, ; otherwise, use as the encoder output.

Step 2: Determine the first parts of the selected chromosomes in Step 1. Step 3: Randomly select one cut point, somewhere between the first column and the smallest column containing value 1 (column 3 in Table 6, for example); otherwise the crossover operation has no effect or leads to infeasible offspring chromosomes.

Perhaps the only way to open the lock would be a thumb print and retina scan, for example, otherwise nobody enters.

Moreover, the allographs detected by Pozdniakov are given different readings by Fedorova, so that, for example, otherwise parallel texts repeatedly substitute the purported verb ma'u "take" for the purported noun tonga "a kind of yam".

MPS library preparation strategies based on capture of mtDNA templates from a genomic DNA extract ([57,58], for example), otherwise known as hybridization enrichment, can recover the very short mtDNA fragments that are difficult or impossible to sequence using targeted PCR-based approaches.

"Strategy has shifted: we continue to deliver services where they're lacking – in crisis-hit or wartorn countries, for example – but otherwise, what we're encouraging is people power".

The course is in the middle of an industrial park, so that the opening hole, for example, an otherwise flat and forgettable 137-yard par 3, is enhanced by the sight of a blue metal warehouse building behind the green.

For example, an otherwise law-abiding man who in a fit of rage committed a heinous crime might report it to police as if someone else had done it and make no attempt to escape or to defend himself when he is accused of the crime.

For example, the otherwise respectable Atlantic wrote an entire story on our refusal to cover his event.

For example, connecting otherwise non-interacting users by recommendations may lead to discussions resolving issues that hinder consensus.

Disrupting the enemy's communications, attacking its information systems (through viruses, attacks on communications satellites and EMPs for example) and otherwise wreaking havoc in cyberspace is a new frontier in war which nobody really understands.