Sentence examples for for instance, whilst from inspiring English sources

For instance, whilst attempting to flirt with a French man the other day I suddenly realised just how truly bad I was.

For instance, whilst age, period and cohort are perfectly collinear, age, period and the product term of age multiplied by cohort are not.

For instance, whilst not a literal duplication or only differing in timescale and/or attribution, the SF-36 item on bathing and dressing was considered to directly cover three items on dressing from two other instruments (Table 7).

For instance, whilst hypoxia and hypoxaemia, impaired fat free mass and loss of fatigue resistant muscle fibres are associated with fatigue [ 14], it is not known if the variables relate to physical or mental fatigue specifically.

For instance, whilst XPS analysis showed no significant differences in the elemental composition of any of the polyacrylate substrates, chondrogenesis inducing ability was strikingly different, with BTL15 and ESP03 being ineffective, and ESP04 and ESP07 being chondroinductive.

For progression order, adult males and sub-adults should rather be located at the front and the back of the progression (the distribution of ranks should follow a parabolic curve, for instance) whilst adult females and juveniles should be found more in the middle of the progression (the distribution of ranks should follow an inverse parabolic curve) for a better protection against predators.

The impact of the shape factor to the response spectra has been found to be highly sensitive to U and W. For instance, by changing U whilst keeping constant W (10 m) ratio S 10 /S 1 fluctuates between 40 and 80%.

The use of the depot system meant that army-wide uniformity was impossible, as different depots had unique uniforms (Columbus Depot Jackets for instance, had breast pockets, whilst Richmond Depot Jackets did not).

α-CDs bind alkyl-chains of various lengths, whilst benzene, for instance, is seen to be too large.

For instance, when you say to me whilst pointing at some cowardly woman we know, "I saw her duck under the table", the dynamic interpretant is my understanding that you are the utterer, that I am the addressee, and that you saw our cowardly acquaintance hide beneath a table.

For instance, Orkneyinga saga states as much; whilst Morkinskinna further specifies that Lagmann fled southwards and out to sea, as Magnús' fleet advanced, only to be captured and kept in the Norwegian king's company for some time afterwards.