Sentence examples for in such an example from inspiring English sources

Regardless of their parents' family-planning proclivities, children are citizens in their own right; furthermore it does not seem "fair" that, in such an example, their unemployed estranged fathers' benefits would not be capped.

In Western single line (monophonic) music one feels this melodic tension when, for example, in the key of C major the note B or D resolves to C. A Westerner may feel an additional sense of harmonic accompaniment in such an example.

In such an example, the parameter of type GetBalance_Balance can be assigned to parameters of type SetBalance_NewBal since in two compositions the output Balance of service Get_Balance was connected to the input parameter NewBal of service SetBalance.

In such an example, a common prediction confidence region for two statistically dependent predictions would require a two-dimensional prediction profile likelihood.

In such an example, we note that the computational time required by our approach is similar to a few runs of the SSA.

In such an example, we observed that the time required to implement our results require about the same time as some runs of the SSA, yet provide an exact description of the time-dependent, marginal probability density function for the species of interest.

The gain in power and immediacy is immense, even in such a trivial example.

"It's troubling because the pardon power is designed to correct injustices in the system," Mr. Dassin said, "and when it's used in such a glaring example of where it should not be, it undermines the credibility of the system".

Already in such a simple example, we see that simplices and simplicial complexes are able to capture richer and more varied layouts as compared with networks.

In such a hypothetical example, the mechanism would be elucidated although the animals would not exhibit the symptoms and signs of the disease (S0L1C1), and possibly not even exhibit the lesions that are presently considered to be the mandatory stigmata of the disease (S0L0C1)—see Table  1 for examples.

We do not know in history such an example of the growth of a ruler in wisdom as was exhibited by Mr Lincoln.