Sentence examples for instance to identify from inspiring English sources

It might be possible, for instance, to identify structural defects in an airplane's wing by analyzing video of its vibration during flight.

Central to the effort is the development of a sophisticated list of voters that several of the groups share and contribute to, helping organizations like Ms. Cheney's, for instance, to identify people likely to vote by early absentee ballot in House races.

Using the aforementioned methodologies, it would be possible, for instance, to identify and map nationwide commuting patterns.

These tools can help for instance to identify drugs and molecular structures to be further curated or analysed in combination with other data types [9].

A type of linguistic knowledge is the morphological, used, for instance, to identify terms composed by Greek-Latin morphemes (for example: 'artr/i →artri te'arthritistis') and 'osteo artri te'osteoarthritistis')).

Assuming that the watermark carries a hidden message M with information that can be used, for instance, to identify the intended recipient of the protected image; this message is mapped by an encoder into a binary sequence of bits (by denoting for bit and for bit 0).

In most instances, to identify T. thermophila, bacterized cells were challenged with testers of all seven of its mating types.

Classical presentism, for instance, wishes to identify existence with present existence or existence now.

We were, for instance, able to identify 447 known TFs for which no known binding site model is available in an existing database [43,45-49].

This method has been for instance used to identify bottleneck reactions that limit the growth in engineered strains, and discard putative reactions from newly reconstructed models (Herrgård et al., 2006a).

The ultimate utility of this wrapper is to use the Annotator in more elaborate pipelines where the generated semantic annotations are used as input to downstream processing, for instance to help identify complex relationships between biological entities.