Sentence examples for instance in the works from inspiring English sources

Eclipses are occasionally noted in surviving European writings from the Dark Ages (for instance, in the works of the 5th-century bishop Hydatius and the 8th-century theologian and historian Saint Bede the Venerable).

This is the sort of response to ethnocentrism one finds, for instance, in the work of the 19th-century English philosopher John Stuart Mill.

A later instance, in the work's final pages, is hidden within a thick texture and a welter of cross-rhythms.

Interest in a narrative conception of self-identity for inself-identity forrk of Charles Taylor (1999), Paul RinstanceDavin Carr (1986), or Charles Guignon—has itheroots in the existential revision of Hegelian notions of temporality and its critique of rationalism.

For instance, in the work of Meng et al. (2010) they used mesporous silica nanoparticles as a platform to deliver both doxorubicine and siRNA in drug-resistant cancer cell line (KB-V1 cells).

Logical matrices where first used as models of the theorems of specific logic systems, for instance in the work of McKinsey and Tarski, and also to define sets of formulas with similar properties to the set of theorems of a logic system, namely closure under substitution instances.

For instance, in the work of Datta et al. [39], 56 initial rules were reduced to just 15 rules after the execution of support vector machines (SVM) and pruning [33], since there was redundancy in applying the same data extraction algorithm in all images.

For instance, in the worked example above, how can we know for sure that Mr K has an unstated agenda about the legitimacy of his visit?

For instance, in the work reported by Seeley et al., in a project initially focused on HIV, the community raised concerns about the burden of malaria during the engagement process, which then formed the topic of further studies.

For instance, in the work of Washizu and co-workers, DNA tethered at one end to a surface was stretched using an electric field, which exerted force on the negatively charged phosphate groups found along the DNA helix.

For instance, in the Working Together for Change policy [ 44] this is expressed in terms of transforming adult social care away from professionally-led service delivery towards a user-led model which involves the design, commissioning and evaluation of individual services.