Sentence examples for for instance in the form from inspiring English sources

Where else in newspapers are opinions — for instance, in the form of reviews or personal essays — often published?

We propose that incorporating mechanisms of global network regulation, for instance in the form of glia, might lead to more realistic modeling consistent with our results.

But sensors have started to power themselves by scavenging for energy in their environment, for instance in the form of light and motion.

Many Germans see the idea of a more extensive and permanent form of debt mutualisation – for instance in the form of eurobonds – as the creation of a "debt union" in which they and other surplus countries would assume unlimited liability for deficit countries' debt while giving up what leverage they have to enforce structural reform.

Finance from public sources - usually the taxpayer in developed countries - made up more than 70% of the flows in 2013-14, and most of the remainder came from private sector sources which were "mobilised" by the public sector, for instance in the form of loans or joint funding for projects.

There's genial comedy, for instance, in the form of the socially ambitious shrew who runs the local diner and her hopeless husband; and Marcus is given a Jewish mother who shows every sign of having been bought from the Discount Jewish Mother Superstore: "Oh, Markie, why call me at all if you just want to make me suffer".

Hydroxyapatite affinity to phosphate moieties has been known for years, and it was used, for instance, in the separation of differentially phosphorylated forms of casein (Addeo et al. 1977).

For instance, in the mouse, the primitive endoderm forms a morphologically distinct polarized epithelium, which arises from the blastocyst inner cell mass by a cell sorting mechanism, shortly after blastocoel formation.

For instance, in the early 1830s, he temporarily instituted a form of religious communism, called the United Order, that required Latter Day Saints to give all their property to the church, which was divided among the faithful.

These genes are not evenly distributed and tend to form clusters, for instance in the upper region of Lj3 and the lower region of Lj2.

The parties disagree on how this money would be returned to taxpayers -- as a rebate check, for instance, or in the form of lower taxes withheld from paychecks in the last half of 2001.