Sentence examples for instance of setting up from inspiring English sources

Think, for instance, of setting up an IFTTT recipe that allows you to send a DM automatically to your loved one when you arrive at at a travel destination.

Of course, approval should be gained in advance of setting up shop, but in many instances you will find that stakeholders are very open to the notion.

For instance, the MGLTools suite contains a feature-rich GUI which can guide users through the process of setting up a docking run or analyzing docking results.

At some schools, there have been instances of students setting up hate groups targeting individual teachers or pupils.

It calls for a much tougher "audit cop" than does the SEC, proposing, for instance, to set up a full-time independent board of audit regulation.

The model distinguishes between running a learning instance and setting up a learning instance.

Less familiar are Paul Strand's startling photograph, taken in Connecticut in the late 1930's, of a skeleton crucified on a swastika; Frantisek Drtikol's self-portrait naked on a cross, from 1914 and three images by the painter Jose Maria Sert that depict the descent from the cross using small wood figures, a study for a mural and also an early instance of set-up photography.

As this represents faster than exponential growth with the number of BACs, even setting up an instance of the problem on a computer is not feasible for the parameter values we are interested in.

There is coordination on the level of the care chain by for instance installing coordinators or setting up meetings.

For instance, the processes of defining and setting up a product line (domain engineering) and deriving products (application engineering) differ significantly in practices and focus with implications on the suitability of agile principles.

They are also colonising the sort of northern contemporary drama that used to be touted as the main justification for subsidising the industry.Disney, that icon of Americana, for instance, has set up a production outfit, the UK Comedy Label, dedicated to what Daniel Battsek, its head, calls "high concept, low budget" British comedies.