Sentence examples for modules for instance from inspiring English sources

You can buy different modules, for instance, if you're an appraiser or a broker.

One option is to search for densely connected modules, for instance using a local evaluation function that measures when adding or eliminating units leads to a significant decrease of the average density of connections within a group (see e. g. refs. [4] [9]).

Besides a 23-item generic module, the PedsQL has several disease specific modules, for instance for asthma [ 9], cancer [ 10] and cerebral palsy [ 11].

Recently, the approaches proposed in Newman [ 66, 67] suggest that a graph should be split in a hierarchy of modules, for instance by successively removing links with large betweenness (or variants of it), where this property defines the number of shortest paths crossing a link.

Bradshaw has designed the distance learning version of this MA very differently from the standard course: one module, for instance, is delivered in podcasts three times a week that students can download and listen to when it suits.

Engineering of feed spacers with novel characteristics is an attractive option for reducing fouling within the module, for instance by increasing surface shear forces.

The radiation environment of the station was not uniform, however; closer proximity to the station's hull led to an increased radiation dose, and the strength of radiation shielding varied between modules; Kvant-2's being better than the core module, for instance.

We found several other functionally related co-modules, for instance a co-module containing kidney and liver, a co-module related to the immune system (including lymph node and thymus), a female reproductive system co-module (ovary and uterus), or a respiratory system co-module (lung and trachea).

In addition, the CHOP-associated parameters of the apoptosis module, for instance, help to juxtapose the intermediate activation states of CHOP and BAX.

DT can provide interpretability on what happened in the predictor module: for instance, 'which variables are most significantly contributed to survival/death classification?' and 'are there subgroups of patients that show a similar pattern?', etc.

Hybrids tend to be of a similar size to the largest of the parents when one strain is obviously larger than the other for a given module (for instance, hybrids are similar in size to the domesticus parental strain in the case of the coronoid process, which is much larger than in the musculus parental strain).