Sentence examples for p for example from inspiring English sources

"The difference between a B and a P, for example, is a difference in the timing involved in producing the sound," said Aniruddh D. Patel, a music scientist at the Neurosciences Institute in San Diego.

Let P, for example, be a primitive one-place predicate.

Moreover, the wide variability of the chemical composition of manure may cause accumulation of one or more nutrients in the soil (Galvão et al. 2008), as the P, for example.

In a second step, a given configuration of transmitted polarization denoted P (for example, vertical linear) is decomposed as a linear combination of polarizations O and X with tap coefficients denoted λ PO and λ PX.

But of course this is not a possibility, since the rules governing ¬i characterize it uniquely and those governing ¬c duplicate them think of ¬c as ¬i′, in terms of the above discussion and do more (securing the provability of ¬c¬cp ≻ p, for example).

We must distinguish between an experience that can be classified as perceiving that p (for example, seeing that there is coffee in the cup and tasting that it is sweet), which entails that p is true, and a perceptual experience in which it seems to us as though p, but where p might be false.

There is a substantial amount of work concerning the case (p(x equiv p), see, for example, [4 6].

A timing resolution of 600 ps, for example, results in a FWHM of about 9 cm.

It was established that the corrosion products appeared after the treatment and known as zinc hydroxide sulfates ZHS increase the protective ability of the coating (or multilayer system) due to their low product of solubility Ps (for example, Ps of Zn4(OhasSO4·4H2O has a value of the order 10− 57) and seems to be a reason for better protection toward the iron substrate.

Synthetic analogues of substance-P for example, [Arg, D-Trp, NmePhe]-substance-P (6 11) (SP-G) were initially identified as antagonists of substance-P-mediated cellular effects and were subsequently found to also antagonise the cellular effects of bombesin (Jensen et al, 1984).

This 2-complex is called the Squier complex of P and denoted by D ( P ) (see, for example, [6 9]).