Sentence examples for instance upon from inspiring English sources

We meet in her little Thirties house in Belsize Park in north London, which looks as if she has drawn it herself because, as in her drawings, it is a patchwork of surprising objects: a 19th-century child's high-chair, for instance, upon which she has neatly placed a pair of tiny, floral Wellington boots.

For instance, upon entering office, when Obama announced he would radically overhaul how we treat enemy combatants in our custody, he promised to close the Guantanamo Bay detention center in a year.

For instance, upon exposure initially the gills tissues accumulated highest Zn levels because the gills play a significant role in metal uptake, storage, and eventually transfer to the internal compartments via blood transport (Romanenko et al. 1986).

For instance, upon inspecting a patch of graminoids, where an ecologist might catalogue four grass species, a Maasai herder will often identify the dominant one or two, grouping the additional species under those named.

For instance, upon the addition of total dissolved solids (TDS), comprised of salt and/or chloride ions, the effective head group size, "a," shrinks due to a reduction of electrostatic repulsion among the head groups causing "P" to increase, resulting in a transformation of the self-assembled micellar structures and enhancement of the solution's viscous properties.

For instance, upon implementation over 3.5 million consumers lost their insurance policies.

As Charles P. Zaner wrote in Zaner's Gems of Flourishing (1888): "If you are a teacher of penmanship, much of your success depends, in many instances, upon your ability to flourish, as there is no one thing so easily and quickly made that will attract as much attention as a skillfully executed flourish".

Therefore, the AC1 statistic is the relative number of instances upon which tools are expected to agree from a set where instances classified by chance in identical categories were already removed.

Second, what traditionally is considered a gene duplication event, in many instances upon closer inspection will reveal itself to be the result of divergence followed by gene transfer and non-homologous recombination of the divergent copy [ 66, 67].

There's a history of foreign automakers — Hyundai, for instance — stumbling upon their first exposure to American consumers, usually because of poor quality.

Much of the rhetoric around modern art in America, for instance, insisted upon a strict delineation between mediums, rather than a synthesis of them.