Sentence examples for instructions for example from inspiring English sources

Dr Lee and fellow researcher Andres Baravalle have come across AK-47s sold in parts delivered by separate couriers for reassembly by the consumer, as well as what Baravalle describes as "special services" – instructions, for example, on how to evade the police while committing particular crimes.

Future products from LG Electronics include a microwave with a modem and an L.C.D. panel that could provide cooking instructions, for example, by consulting a poultry processor's Web site to find out how to cook its brand of Cornish hen and then following the instructions automatically.

• When Secret Clinical Strength was introduced, it was enclosed in a package, to cast it as a more upscale product like a face lotion and to allow adding instructions; for example, application before bedtime instead of in the morning is recommended.

Other definitions of complexity that have been used are the number of bits needed to express a program in linear form, or the number of instructions, for example, in machine code [3].

Sagittarius loves debating and playing with philosophical ideas (see the deeper meanings in all of Sagittarius Taylor Swift's songs), but can definitely balk at too much restriction of their ideas (such as may be found, oh, on a midterm or in essay instructions, for example).

Specific instructions, for example, will support residents' performance of new routines and make them feel confident.

Instruction, for example, has 12 subcategories, including "motivating students" and "presenting instructional content".

America is moving away from multiculturalism, which dominated in the 1980s, to greater assimilation (some states ban Spanish as a language of instruction, for example).

"When you're in medical school, you're taught all about the theory, all the complex stuff about physiology and so on, but you're not given any practical guidance or instruction, for example, on how to give an injection, and all that is left until you do your in-house training in a hospital," says Sullman, who now works as a GP.

Several authors have called for inclusion of phylogenetic trees in biology instruction (for example, Baum et al. 2005; Meir et al. 2007; Novick and Catley 2007).

We envision these activities either complementing existing instruction, for example in an advanced placement biology lab, or replacing some outdated, cookbook lab classes that are often used as gateways to undergraduate research opportunities.