Sentence examples for matters examples of from inspiring English sources

The majority of Intelligent Tutoring System architectures are focused on supporting learners through content retrieval or in one or more given subject matters; examples of this can be found in Baghera [1], MyClass, Andes [2], Gramy, Advanced Geometry Tutor [7].

Animate beings share a range of properties and phenomena that are not seen together in inanimate matter, although examples of matter exhibiting one or the other of these can be found.

The planned subject matter is examples of what they find "impersonal" and "Absurd" in some acts of authority.

Note that \(\mathsf{J}\) coincides with \(\mathsf{J}_{TCS}\). See Section 2 of the supplementary document Some More Technical Matters for examples of concrete syntactic derivations in justification logic.

He is known to have been conservative on doctrinal matters and surviving examples of his poetry suggest a passionate personality.

No matter how often we are told that change is perfectly natural, no matter how many examples of standard usage that our ancestors would have regarded as dangerously sloppy we are shown, the row continues.

He cites Paula Fox's "Desperate Characters" and Kenzaburo Oe's "A Personal Matter" as inspiring examples of the form.

The report, called "Black Minds Matter," also includes examples of districts in the state that are addressing these issues with tangible results.

"This is not a simple problem; it's not a matter, for example, of taking out half the concrete," said Bill Patzert from Nasa's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

(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).

Pence called the matter an example of the kind of religious intolerance that the U.S. wants to end.