Sentence examples for investigation for instance from inspiring English sources

On "C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation," for instance, a Coldplay ring tone summons a television detective to his cellphone.

In this February investigation, for instance, NBC News used Snowden documents to expose how British intelligence waged war on hackers.

The investigation, for instance, began with the work of a confidential informant, who portrayed himself as an agent of a Pakistani terror organization, and who became a critical member of the men's plot.

This method of pointed assemblage is no doubt the best way to convey a great deal of information quickly, and several of the episodes are both skillful and detailed — the investigation, for instance, into American complicity, in 1975, in the genocidal campaign of Indonesian military forces in East Timor.

Rather, explaining normativity requires philosophers to engage in other sorts of philosophical investigation, for instance investigation into the idea of autonomy and rationality (Korsgaard 1996a).

How this relates to characteristics of the problems solving assessment requires further investigation; for instance, more diverse and less familiar kinds of items such as multiple simulated software applications might re-engage unmotivated test-takers.

No less importantly, digital humanities output can also include academic articles, topical issues of scholarly journals and monograph-scale investigations, for instance in Open Access, as studies recently published by De Gruyter demonstrate.

With added prosecutorial tools — the authority to use wiretaps in investigations, for instance — and more aggressive efforts to identify victims and to help them to escape their tormentors, there is hope for progress in coming years.

Indeed, the more common situation is over-investigation, for instance with EEG in cases where a typical tic disorder is mistaken for epilepsy or myoclonus.

However, the present study definitely shows that these specific stress patterns may be processed differently and should be target of further investigations, for instance, with more precisely controlled phonetic parameters and different syllable structures.

The transition values obtained here are comparable with threshold values obtained in several investigations; for instance, our 10-repeat threshold for the mononucleotide [A/T]n is consistent with the ones identified by Lai and Sun (2003) (9 repeats) and by Dechering et al. (1998) (≥10 repeats).