Sentence examples for matter of example from inspiring English sources

As a matter of example, in [13] two detectors, namely, a model-based stroke operator and a more generic multi-layer feedforward neural network, are used to study the characteristics of miniatures from the 18th and early 19th centuries.

As a matter of example, chemical tests have been exploited to assess pigment composition and compare paints used by different artists and in different periods, whereas dendrochronology and radiocarbon dating have been used for examining wooden panels and paint layers as well as for supporting the estimation of painting age.

As a matter of example we can consider how sequential protein binding during complex formation may help avoid dosage effects [ 4, 30].

As a matter of example, these extraction trade-offs may result in either low-yield extracts containing large DNA fragment sizes versus high-yield small-fragment DNA.

As a matter of example, Figure 2 depicts a representation of MSC extracted from a MS. Once MS is reduced to a small number of modulation bands, the dynamic range is calculated for every band (DRB) as the difference between the highest and the lowest levels in the band.

Big questions like is string theory the explanation of the structure of matter for example, and how did matter come into being during the Big Bang, and is the universe infinite, as well as smaller questions about the exact nature of particular stars and galaxies or the history of Mars and Venus.

(Recall that Austin would have taken each form of assessment to be occasion-bound: a matter, for example, of what would be fair and reasonable to judge on this particular occasion).

At the same time analytic feminists disagree among themselves about a number of matters, for example, what kinds of accounts of truth or objectivity should prevail or whether scientific realism or anti-realism is a better strategy.

There is the issue of discovering the make-up of dark matter, for example".

The question then arises how P. oceanica meadows manage apparent very low nutrient availability to produce high quantities of living matter; for example the P. oceanica seagrass bed of the Revellata Bay displays a net primary production of about 230 gC m-2 year-1[ 5, 7].

Particle tracking microrheology is a modern tool to investigate the viscoelastic properties of soft matter, for example, biopolymers and the interior, or the membrane of living cells [1, 2] on the microscopic scale.