Sentence examples for for instance belongs from inspiring English sources

The prophet, for instance, belongs to these charismatic types.

Mr. Majhi, for instance, belongs to a low caste group so poor for so long that they are commonly known as musahars, or the rat-eaters.

A plush Hampstead house, for instance, belongs to the son of Vladimir Yakunin, the head of Russia's railways and a chum of Mr Putin's.

The boast of the novel's title, for instance, belongs to Mr Skrivánek - Ditie's mentor in the art of waiting; an art, he says, which involves a deep knowledge of human nature.

The clip of the band performing "Minority" at "Sessions at AOL," for instance, belongs to AOL's parent company Time Warner.

Ignicoccus, for instance, belongs to the order Desulfurococcales and therefore contains the EF-1α signature sequence described above.

He said the famous photograph "V-J Day in Times Square," for instance, belonged to the photographer and not to the sailor or the nurse who are kissing.

A great number of Romanian words of uncertain origin are related to animal husbandry: baci ("chief shepherd"), balegă ("dung"), and brânză ("cheese"), for instance, belong to this group.

Hospitals M and A, for instance, belong to the same economic group but show clearly different admission policies.

Insulin/IGF-1 signaling (IIS) triggers intracellular downstream transcription factors (for instance, belonging to the FOXO family) as the final step in a signal transduction pathway mediated by the homologous membrane receptors of insulin and IGF-1 [ 8].

In the data set selected for the experiments, no instance belonging to novel class was declared as existing class instance in the data set and very few instances belonging to existing class were declared as novel class instance.