Sentence examples for instructive purposes from inspiring English sources

Walton has used film of Warriors forward Andre Iguodala for instructive purposes.

The end result would be a stacked predictor, ie, the stacking-based HSM: H S M = ∑ b = 1 B η ^ b H b (r ) (6) The meta-model defined in Equation (5) is merely for instructive purposes and is actually a somewhat naïve formulation of stacked generalization.

Memento Mori is a kind of moral fable, whose ultimate aim is not to create an illusion of life but to defamiliarise it for an instructive purpose.

The authors' findings about the experience in Saskatchewan, where minimum pricing is much closer to MUP, are perhaps more instructive for British purposes.

This is not only instructive for theoretical purposes but also most relevant for the practice of disaster preparedness.

Explain that the purpose of the visual diagram is instructive, although the design may be creative.

Today the scientific community is intensively devoted to the development of biomaterials exhibiting high mimesis of bone tissues and cell instructive ability, with the purpose of enabling new therapies for tissue regeneration, which is today a clinical need of steadily increasing relevance.

Thus, for my purposes, it was instructive to learn that Crimea — still home to a small Jewish community — claims an extraordinary Jewish past.

Use instructive statements.

All above information on needles are instructive for clinic work according to different purposes.

The issue - for purposes that serve as morally instructive rather than mere America-bashing -- is quite simply, as always, complicity.