Sentence examples for illustrating lessons from inspiring English sources

Here, we discuss recent advances in the development of artificial red blood cell (RBC) substitutes, illustrating lessons learned from initial attempts using perfluorocarbon (PFC) emulsions and acellular hemoglobin-based oxygen carriers (HBOCs).

He has written about this before, notably in "The Game-Changer", a 2008 bestseller written with Ram Charan, but the extra detail in illustrating lessons learnt makes this the better, meatier book.A good strategy has five components, the authors argue, all designed to shorten the odds of success by helping managers make the right choices.

Before illustrating lessons learnt for scale up, a number of limitations are worth highlighting.

The battle to rear the delicate infant illustrates lessons that any radical government would do well to learn.

We illustrate lessons learned about the control of the size of the magnetosphere by the dynamic pressure of the solar wind; how cold plasma is lost from magnetospheres; how free energy is generated to produce ion cyclotron waves; the role of fast neutrals in a planetary magnetosphere; the interchange instability; and reconnection in a magnetodisk.

He also received encouragement from outside his family; Lat's primary school teacher Mrs Moira Hew (the inspiration for one of his characters, the Butterfly-Glassed Lady), helped nurture his gift, frequently asking him to illustrate lessons in class.

Descriptions of the sarin attack in Tokyo in 1995 and the anthrax attacks in the United States in 2001 illustrate lessons from governments' recent experiences with chemical and biological terrorism.

These varied career moves illustrate Lesson #2: the importance of being, in Smoliar's words, "resilient to change".

Banque Nationale won the backing of investors to gain control of Paribas, but not of Societe Generale, illustrating two lessons to the French.

In her book, "Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil," Hannah Arendt singled out the example of Sergeant Schmid as illustrating the lesson that "under conditions of terror, most people will comply but some people will not".

The book illustrates its lessons with pictures of birds, fish, plants, and people.