Sentence examples for instance of the use from inspiring English sources
JERUSALEM, Oct. 7 — Palestinian militants fired a Katyusha rocket into Israel from Gaza on Sunday, a rare instance of the use of a more sophisticated missile than the usual crude, Gaza-made Qassams.
The most striking instance of the use of sound, though, comes in one of the film's most famous shots: that of the boy on his plastic-wheeled, low-riding tricycle, zipping around the hotel's empty corridors.
An early instance of the use of gold for depicting light emanating from God is in a representation of Christ-Helios (Christ as the Sun God) in a 3rd-century mausoleum under St. Peter's at Rome.
He suggested that totemism, far from being a special stage in human development, was merely an instance of the use, within so-called primitive systems of classification, of objects and categories from the world of everyday experience to divide and order that experience.
A typical instance of the use of concept is in The Concept of Mind (1949) by Gilbert Ryle, an Oxford Analyst, which implies that the purpose of the author is not to investigate matters of fact empirically (i.e., by the methods of psychology) about the mind itself but to investigate its "logical geography".
Perhaps the best-known instance of the use of GSPT in this way is the analysis of the famous Hodgkin-Huxley (HH) model of the (space-clamped) squid giant axon [13] by FitzHugh [14, 15].
There have been instances of the use of firearms as well.
"I'm not going to get into specific reports of instances of the use of chemical weapons, but the Syrian opposition is a key component" in gathering facts.
Many instances of the use of the eminent domain power are universal throughout the West and uncontroversial.
According to the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, which is monitoring the election, there are "verified instances of the use of administrative resources" for the party's campaign.
Drawing on Nemati and Motallebzadeh (2013), students received input flooding through being exposed to many instances of the use of the target collocations.
