Sentence examples for hand an example from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, an example may be made of any Iraqi unit offering stiff resistance; and, as American officials have also been keen to point out, Mr Hussein may use Iraqi civilians as human shields, as he did in 1991.
On the other hand, an example of restriction as a way of speeding up the searching algorithm is the use of an RMSD cutoff value for accepting the matched (super-imposed) interfacial-graphs, and the use of minimum and maximum values for an accepted sub-graph match.
He sprinkled in a few statistics about small businesses, but one has to wonder why, since they had nothing to do with the issue at hand (an example of the "non sequitur" fallacy).
At this point, we do not have in hand an example where a Hairy bound "off target" site was subsumed into a novel cis-regulatory element.
On the other hand, an example of a baseline-sustained changing cell that initially responds with decreased activity, and returns to the baseline level with learning is shown in different quartiles of a learning session in Figure 3B of Wirth et al. (2003).
Without being melodramatic about it, I say, you are holding in your hands an example of the price that is paid for being a professional footballer at the top of his game.
I would assume they were demented, had substantial problems with their speech and gait, that this person was Parkinsonian, was slow to speak and walk, if he could walk at all". Without being melodramatic about it, I say, you are holding in your hands an example of the price that is paid for being a professional footballer at the top of his game.
Jay-Z, on the other hand, is an example of one of the newest forms of branding, the personal brand.
Poker, on the other hand, is an example of a game of imperfect information because players do not know all of their opponents' cards.
On the other hand, what an example that was of free men not being able to live without choosing a chief, and bringing one another back to the practice of virtuous actions !
That specific problem, the one of balancing something, let's say in the palm of your hand, is an example of a problem, which is commonly referred to as the inverted pendulum.
