Sentence examples for is described for example from inspiring English sources

Darwinism is described, for example, as 'a dignified waltz to the melody of natural selection'.

Fig. 1 On the selected background, the position of the circle graphs indicates directly which response is described, for example, the medial tibio-femoral contact force graphic is placed on the medial interface between the femur and the tibia bones for the native joints and femoral and tibial component for a knee with a total knee arthroplasty.

Since the two-dimensional layers were pseudomorphic, in our case, the standard approach was used to determine deformations which is described, for example, in [26]: strains in a quantum well plane can be determined from ε xx yy)  = εǀǀ = (aGeSiSn − aSi /aSi, where a the lattice constant of the corresponding material.

Also for a specific type of exposure variable there are differences in how exposure is described, for example the averaging time used or concentration classes presented.

A "zoom" lens covers multiple focal lengths, and is described (for example) as an 18-55mm lens, meaning it covers a range from wide-angle (at 18mm) to mid-range (at 55mm).

The use of electrophysiological methods in assessing threshold shifts in studies of the effect of noise exposure on hearing in experimental animals is described for examples of results obtained in rats.

Heart murmurs are described, for example, as "grade 2/6"—the numerator representing the intensity of the murmur, and the denominator indicating the highest grade of the scale being used.

In contrast, a system model of a physical process could be described for example by the laws of thermodynamics.

Whenever necessary, more precise information about the origin/destination of the events can be described, for example, by using set theory or OCL (OMG 2012).

The Raman spectrum of silica substrate (Fig. 1, spectrum 1) is determined by known SiO2 vibrations, which are described, for example, in references [13 16].

Several inaccuracies and problems in methodology are described, for example, description of the failure time and description of the dynamic tensile strength of glass (critical curve).