Sentence examples for in later examples from inspiring English sources
In later examples, all beasts but the dragon have disappeared or survive merely as indistinguishable bits of colour.
Extra axes can be added to a plot using the add_axis command, as will be shown in later examples.
In the example below, a new group will be created to serve as an Admin Privilege group in later examples.
However, since the axis was originally positioned at a coordinate of 0, then in this case the result is the same as if were specifying the absolute coordinate (e.g. see the calls in later examples).
Axes can be labelled in a number of ways: there are a variety of formats that can be used - including sexagesimal notation - and the arrangement of major and minor tick marks can be adjusted, as shown in later examples (mode=interval and mode=count).
Thus, in later examples reminiscent of the lion type, the curvilinear patterns of the Sukhothai style reassert themselves with more or less emphasis; and by the end of the 16th century the lion type had lost its distinguishing features and merged into the run of Sukhothai patterns.
The cross-legged royal cradles her baby's head, just as the goddess Isis supports her son, Horus, in two later examples.
But especially in the later examples, images of the ostensibly natural world and its denizens become metaphorical mirrors of an irrepressibly lively mind.
Before the word itself was coined in the 16th century by Montaigne and Bacon, what came to be called an essay was called a treatise, and its attempt to treat a serious theme with consistency deprived it of the seductive charm relished in the later examples of that form of literature.
They generally are coarser and heavier bodied than Alcaraz carpets; their foundation may be partially or wholly of a bast fibre; and in certain later examples the symmetrical knot is used instead of the Spanish knot, which encircles only a single warp.
Together, these studies suggest the importance of a cartilage clock during bone formation but they do not address the importance of this clock in later life, for example in the maintenance and repair of cartilage during aging and in disease.
