Sentence examples for instance power from inspiring English sources
For instance, power officials said today that they were close to concluding an arrangement with Golden Northwest Aluminum, a major producer with plants in The Dalles, Ore., and Goldendale, Wash.
For instance, power laws in the scaling of avalanche-size distributions has been studied both via models and experiments [52 55].
The wider vision is for Cognitive Systems to apply its wireless tech in multiple ways — for example it's also building a cloud processing platform called Myst which it envisages could be used to, for instance, power smart city applications, such as the ability to locate a lost child in a park, say (if the park in question has been kitted out with its devices).
A comprehensive roundup of the MacBook Air rumors and their development is available at 9to5mac.com, which traces the rationale for why the MacBook Air rumors have validity as well as describing some potential specs in greater detail (like, for instance, power by induction).
For instance, power to detect differential expression can be improved and false discoveries reduced by sharing information across all probes.
For instance, power of ACE A × E is large when an A × E is in the data and when an A × C is in the data.
Talks came from people who had made things happen (explaining why) and from firms and individuals who facilitate those things happening (explaining how).The VHX streaming service, for instance, powered the delivery of "Indie Game: The Movie", whose creators spoke a day earlier.
This service portfolio could also include collective facilities for storing electricity by, for instance, power-to-gas storage and 'the neighbourhood battery'.
In Shanghai, for instance, power-plant emissions associated with electric cars caused an estimated 26 excess deaths annually per 10 billion person-km versus 9 excess deaths for gasoline cars.
In such instances power does not come readily to humans; power must be acquired, controlled, and manipulated for human purposes.
In rare instances, power changes occurred prior to vocalization, but these sites did not conform to a consistent anatomical pattern across subjects and the significance of this finding is uncertain.
