Sentence examples for for example trunk from inspiring English sources

For example, "trunk" is a feature with high semantic relevance for the concept "elephant", whereas "has four legs" is of low semantic relevance for defining the concept "elephant" because this feature is used to define many (both living and non-living) concepts.

For example, trunk becomes unktray, glasses becomes lassesgay, and measles becomes easlesmay.

The definition still creates confusion because, for example, a "trunk" at a private branch exchange (PBX) installed in an industrial plant or in a business office ends up as a "line" at the central office, while a private circuit or "tie-line" between two PBXs is functionally identical to a trunk between two central office switches.

Organ splitting affects the form of trees when, for example, an aged trunk splits and forms second-order trunks.

These sounds appear to be vocally inventive because they are structurally unique and not socially relevant: they include trunk squelching sounds, croaking, creaking, and humming sounds [ 14,17], or whistling sounds produced by, for example, pressing the trunk against the lower lip [ 25,26].

A male elephant will, for example, touch its trunk tip to a trace of female urine and then carry it to the vomeronasal organ at the roof of its mouth to check for mating hormones.

Examples: Trunk Club, Stitch Fix, StyleMint, JewelMint, Send the Trend, Birchbox.

A passenger-side trunk release button gives the driver's partner quick access to equipment in the trunk, for example.

For example, if the tree trunk was high and apples were less accessible, a higher effort was necessary.

This observation explains the greater number of nuclei observed in the introvert region using standard nuclear staining methods (for example, compare introvert and trunk regions in Figure  2B,C), and this region corresponds to the area of brain and proboscis formation.

Because Remipedia have many morphological characters that were considered plesiomorphic, for example the homonomously segmented trunk, paddle-like appendages and a cephalic shield, they were initially seen as the sister group to all other Crustacea or Pancrustacea in early morphological studies (e.g., [ 10- 13]; Figure  1B).