"in the example given" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the example you have just provided in order to further explain a concept or illustrate a point. For example: "This concept can be applied in many situations, as illustrated in the example given above."
In the example given above, the group VTW appears twice, separated by six letters, suggesting that the key (i.e., word) length is either three or nine.
In the example given, y has its minimum value for each x when c = -x, giving the singular solution as indicated.
In the example given, $23,380 worth of one company's stock is protected for two and a half months (early February to late April) by 10 put options costing $2,800, or 12percentt of the stock's value.
Also, it would almost certainly mean that the £300, in the example given, would be an extortionate price as suppliers would expect to make extra profits in return for taking the risk of fraud.
If your overdraft is smaller than in the example given above – say, £750 – then Barclays is cheaper than Santander, because the former charges a 75p daily fee up to £1,000, while the latter would still charge its flat £1 a day.
Thus, in the example given above where the watch remained with the jeweler to have the strap put on it, all three systems would probably hold that title had passed to the purchaser, but the German system would require evidence that the purchaser and the seller had agreed that the seller retain possession in fact on behalf of the new owner, the purchaser.
In the example given above, there are three possible points at which the title to the property could pass: (1) when the contract between the jeweler and person A was formed (normally when they have agreed on a price and a thing to be sold), (2) when person A paid for the watch, or (3) when the jeweler handed over the watch to him.
In the example given, k=18.
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Suppose, for example, that in the example given a passer-by deliberately threw the claimant into the canal.
The selection process is elaborated in the example given in Section 4.2. Figure 2 The limitations of SPT-DGA.
