Sentence examples for illustrations to date from inspiring English sources

The study may sound funny, but it's one of the best illustrations to date of why a physiological thing would affect a mental thing so strongly.

The remarkably rapid progress of the tax revisions — without a single public hearing or town-hall-style meeting — provided the most striking illustration to date of Mr. Cuomo's policymaking strategy: information is tightly controlled, negotiations are carried out behind closed doors and the debate is limited to just a few people.

As the Atlantic inquiry observes, "The decision to kill bin Laden outright was the clearest illustration to date of a little-noticed aspect of the Obama administration's counterterror policy.

Two illustrations showing audience reactions, said to date from 1797 and 1798, have been published in Ceram, op.cit., p.38.

Colors help illustrations to stand out.

"It occurred to me that when the dust settled on the Wikipedia versus Britannica question, the likely conclusion would be 'Wikipedia is more up to date; Britannica has better illustrations.'" The woman running the project for Wikipedia, Brianna Laugher, says the plan is to create a list of articles that need illustrations and then solicit the work.

Statistical analysis of the protein kinases currently in the PDB provides an excellent illustration of the structural diversity currently observed to date [97].

The book contains many illustrations and an up-to-date bibliography.

To adequately monitor cybercrime in the future it is advisable to develop some fairly abstract main categories that are of durable validity, whilst allowing for up-to-date illustrations.

In this illustration, the minerals within a single rock are used to date it, and the line on the graph is called an internal isochron.

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