Sentence examples for inventory for example from inspiring English sources

Garrett's inventory, for example, is mapped to the touchpad on the PS4's controller, but the way it's been implemented renders it virtually useless.

What troubles the economy, Mr. Greenspan said, are the excesses -- too much inventory, for example, and too much capacity -- that built up in 1999 and 2000.

Some of them do small loans, in groups of about $100 per person within a group, and others have loans for individuals that are much more focused on stimulating small businesses, enabling them to have the cash flow to expand their inventory, for example.

A future aim should be to determine retest reliability and predictive validity of the inventory, for example the associations of NARQ scales with clinically relevant behavioral outcomes, to further corroborate the instruments validity and practical utility.

Maternal and paternal anxiety at all time points was measured using the anxiety items from the Crown Crisp experiential index (CCEI), a validated self-rating inventory (for example, see Crisp et al).; example items include 'worry a lot' and 'feeling strung up inside').

Small changes in inventories, for example, can have a brief multiplier effect on economic growth.

Or perhaps it has been because of improved management skills —business learning not to overstock inventories, for example.

The recovery was driven by increases in production and declining inventories — for example, assembly-line workers turning stockpiles of iron and steel into cars.

U.S. crude inventories, for example, rose more than expected on Wednesday, climbing by 4.3 million barrels to 332.7 million barrel.

To estimate forest stock and assortment from sample forest inventories, for example, in forest districts or federal states, single tree volumes have to be predicted and then summed up to get timber volume estimates for a considered forest area.

However, earlier inventories, for example those that focus on merchantable volumes of commercially interesting species, can be correlated with similar inventories in the present era, supplemented by information on forest properties that allows for the assessment of biomass, enabling an estimate of historical biomass content of the forest [24].