Sentence examples for most representative example from inspiring English sources
Troika's Falling Light installation (2010), a programmed chandelier that precipitates light like raindrops, is probably the most representative example of contemporary British design.
GitHub is currently the most representative example of this phenomenon and it has been attracting many software projects.
In the receptive locating systems, the position information is distributed ubiquitously, and the mobile device can derive its own location from this information [the global positioning system (GPS) is the most representative example].
For instance, people whose languages use one word for both blue and green picked either blue or green--not blue-green--as the most representative example of that color.
To inherit a position based on blood and not merit is the most representative example of the unfair phenomenon called "enchufismo".
The most representative example is Great Britain where general practice, including patient house calls, is one of the factors that distinguish primary care in Britain, from that in many other western countries [ 16].
The kouroi, which had become standardized as freestanding statues of naked youths with hands to sides and one leg advanced, were the most representative examples of Archaic sculpture.
July 8 , 1604Lobenstein, Germany October 6, 1651 Prussia Heinrich Albert, (born July 8 , 1604 Lobenstein, Saxony [Germany] died Oct. 6, 1651, Königsberg, Prussia [now Kaliningrad, Russia]), German composer of a famous and popular collection of 170 songs, the most representative examples of German solo song from the early Baroque period.
We review the most representative examples of hidden attractors, discuss their theoretical properties and experimental observations.
The most representative examples are presented in each subclass with special attention given to selectivity.
The most representative examples of fluid inclusion-bearing rodingitized dykes and slate were subjected to a detailed fluid inclusion study.
