Sentence examples for instance of each of from inspiring English sources

The music historian James Monroe Trotter, in his 1878 study, "Music and Some Highly Musical People" — a monumental early history of African-American musicians — wrote that the Lambert family "presents the remarkable instance of each of its members possessing great musical talent, supplemented by most careful cultivation".

For example, we can have an instance of each of the modules belonging to the Analysis domain, the Orchestrator, the Classifier, and the Matcher, in the same box.

Thus, in a system that has N users (or nodes), each component type has N instances (i.e., node i has one instance of each of the following component types: Sender, Receiver, Compression and Decompression).

Hence, a maximal time span was given to every agent that possessed a "basic" neural network, which was defined as a neural network with at least one instance of each of the six elements mentioned above.

Hence, a maximal time span was assigned to every virtual organism that possessed a "basic" neural network, which was defined as having at least one instance of each of the six elements mentioned above.

After a practice block, participants completed five blocks, with each block containing one instance of each of the 20 morphed faces (and four instances of each expression).

For instance, Hudson (2005, ch. 3) offers an account of boundaries that permits instances of each of (1), (2) and (3) (and without any dialethic implications).

Each of the 7 test sets contains 16 instances of each of the 24 consonants, giving a total of 2688 tokens in the combined test set.

Most typical instances of each of these three categories from both the English and Vietnamese data are presented in Table 2.

Discussions on definition focus on the identification of the instances of each of the three elements (what can be a definiens, a definiendum, or a definitional basis) and on their respective definition, leading in particular to the question whether a definiens requires a definiens.

Multiple instances of each of the two types of domains (X chromosomal sequences comprising of genes that either escape inactivation or undergo inactivation) were extracted (based on Carrel and Willard's data [6]).