Sentence examples for in the various examples from inspiring English sources

Germany supporters who have not found comfort in the rowing, volleyball or other triumphs, might have found it in the various examples of Germany's technical prowess on display at the Games, such as the overhead camera that gave us the bird's eye views of the rowers, or the underwater camera work from the pool, which is operated by a German photographer.

14: I found some recognisable bits there… that made it possible in a way, to connect with him or her in the various examples used.

"A House in the City" evaluates the various examples, new and old, high-rise and low.Mr Dalziel was then inspired to design Rational House, a new concept for low-rise, high-density and sustainable city homes in Britain.

These provisions cannot be applied like the requirement for 30 year-old senators; they require more elaborate reasoning to show why very general language applies in some specific cases but not in others, and over time the various examples turn into rules that the Constitution does not mention.

Two women were heard playing a local game in the 1957 recording, which excited Mr. Golston because it was the "closest to conversation" of the various examples in their possession.

The various examples presented in this paper highlight the pros and cons of alternative seed selection strategies.

Amongst the various examples provided in the Supplementary Data, a case study demonstrates how to retrieve a protein's UniProt identifier, its corresponding FASTA sequence, the related Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) pathways, the interactions with other proteins (PSICQUIC) and so forth.

Pupils have also worked, with local artists, on the various examples of "public art" in the school corridors.

Here we explain the model in the context of various examples that were instructive in its development.

This family of extensions is compared with results existing in the literature and various examples and applications are discussed.

This is a truly central aspect to the treatment of atomic disorder in crystals because, as will be illustrated in various examples discussed below, the total number of combinations can be reduced by up to three orders of magnitude using this procedure, depending on the symmetry of the system.