Sentence examples for instances beyond from inspiring English sources

The White House has also embraced last month's findings of the presidential commission on unconventional weapons, which described the new intelligence chief's powers as "limited in some respects" and called for them to be strengthened in many instances beyond what is spelled out in the law.

In order to provide many unique, and realistic VM instances beyond the one in the initial test-bed system, the authors chose to simulate a large subset of the available Amazon EC2 VMs [45].

"Since we launched Cluster GPU instances two years ago, many customers have asked for expanded functionality to extend the power of our GPU instances beyond HPC applications to  graphics-intensive workloads, such as video-creation services, 3D visualizations and game streaming," said Matt Garman, Vice President, Amazon EC2, AWS in a statement today.

Reasons for not using the computer included not wanting to come in to the physician's office at all and patient preference but also instances beyond the patients' control such as scheduling complications and researcher unavailability on a small number of occasions.

A more immediate precedent would be 60's antiwar pop music, but in that instance, beyond a general wish to end American involvement in Vietnam, no particular agenda was advanced.

For instance, beyond generalist technology transfer, the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) is now funding Innovation and Knowledge Centres to promote early commercialization of research in specific fields.

An instance beyond the priests' wildest beliefs, they later "purified" the area using milk.

For instance, beyond the obvious progestogenic activity, medroxyprogesterone acetate (MPA), a derivative of 17-hydroxyprogesterone, is also endowed with glucocorticoid activity [ 2].

Incorrect transcription in the preceding centuries (some 14 instances are beyond repair), however, has invited frequent and often uncertain emendation.

We examine the performance of our algorithm on the solution of a set of location problems and observe that the scheme is capable of solving large-scale instances, well beyond the realm of existing mixed-integer nonlinear programming solvers.

Avempace wrongly refers to Aristotle in support of his view and ends by saying "These instances go beyond the natural world, they are divine gifts" (Ibn Bâjja 1946, p. 24, l. 7; 1968, p. 53).