Sentence examples for instance considered from inspiring English sources

MGM Atlantic City, for instance, considered a project estimated at $5 billion that would have included three hotel towers, the largest casino floor in town, 5,000 slot machines and 200 game tables.

Hume, for instance, considered the imagination to be the faculty of composing, decomposing, and associating ideas, in contrast to the impressions among which passions were numbered.

Discrete-time settings were, for instance, considered in Acciaio et al. (2016), Bouchard and Nutz (2015), Föllmer and Schied (2011), Riedel (2015), and again the references therein.

Fagin, Halpern, Moses and Vardi have for instance considered 'perfect recall' (Fagin et al. 1995): interacting agents' knowledge in the dynamic system may increase as time goes by but the agents may still store old information.

If the PC monitor is for instance considered, the contribution of diffraction to the scattering pattern far from reflection and refraction directions may be rather important; since diffraction undergoes a limited cross-polarization coupling, this may contribute to explain why the monitor is associated with the lowest k xpol value in Table 3.

Finally, in the midst of the recent international crisis, the US Congressional Budget Office (2008), for instance, considered the reduction in social contributions to be one of the most effective measures for responding to short-term economic weakness, albeit subject to lags and uncertainty.

For instance, consider the sequence of human DNA.

I don't for instance consider myself to be a lesbian.

Officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, for instance, consider smallpox a major risk.

For instance, consider two former UK privatisation stocks, BT Group (ex-British Telecom) and BG Group (ex-British Gas).

Some traditional Romanies, for instance, consider any contact with the gadje for purposes other than subsistence as polluting.