Sentence examples for however for instance from inspiring English sources

That is not always practical however, for instance when sharing toast between a group of people.

It won't work for every dig site, however; for instance, anything subterranean or obscured by ash or dirt will be invisible to the system.

Noise-reducing measures often come at a cost, however, for instance longer traveling times or costs of physical measures such as noise barriers and façade insulation [20, 53].

The different types of TVET are not evenly represented, however; for instance, no apprenticeship training programmes were evaluated and a very small number of studies focused on technical education or vocational education.

However, for instance, in the fields of energy harvesting and biomechanics, low flow speeds and small- and micro-scale systems can give relatively low Reynolds numbers so that fluid viscosity needs to be explicitly accounted for to provide reliable predictions of channel-immersed-cantilever stability.

(The accuracy of these estimates is limited however, for instance because in moving from number of prescriptions to patient-year figures assumptions must be made about the length of each prescription).

However, for instances of blind and semi-blind watermarking, some inputs (e.g., i and w) are not used in D and X, and thus, they can be optionally omitted.

However, for instances where multiple students identified ambiguity in a statement, the statement was revised or eliminated from the survey.

Some specific disturbances, however, like for instance being disturbed while watching television or having a conversation, occur at lower noise levels with railway noise than with road traffic noise.

However, as, for instance hydrodynamics shows, in practice theories from different levels are not quite as closely connected because a law which is applicable on the macrolevel can be largely independent of microlevel details.

However, if for instance TF1 binds only specifically but TF2 has substantial non-specific binding, TF2 can form as much as two times more complexes than TF1, which should perturb their balance (Figure 5).