Sentence examples for packages for instance from inspiring English sources

Many photo packages, for instance, have slide shows that advance when the space bar is hit.

For those who have been laid off, there may be opportunities to enhance severance packages — for instance, perhaps their employers could be persuaded to keep them on the payroll long enough to qualify for retirement, medical or stock benefits.

In some packages (for instance, The Link King) data cleaning is performed as an automated part of linkage itself, with the operator having little manual control over the steps taken.

The package comes with a simple but flexible API, which allows researchers not only to use GO as source of gene sets, but also other categorization schemes like the KEGG pathways or the Broad institute gene sets that are easily available through other Bioconductor packages, for instance via GSEABase (Morgan et al., 2007).

Linux, after all, can be very cheap: $100 per user if bought as part of Sun's package, for instance.

A basic package, for instance, outfits the living room with a sofa, loveseat, coffee table, two end tables and a television stand.

The five-day package, for instance, included an oceanfront room, three meals, transportation costs between Providenciales and the island, an excursion and a bottle of champagne, and cost $4,100 for two.

Moreover, a loophole in the contract might absolve Vivendi of any payments if the sale were structured in a certain way -- as a single package, for instance, rather than as separate entities, people close to Vivendi said.

To help pay for the package, for instance, the bill would cut social spending more deeply than is already anticipated under current budget caps without asking wealthy Americans to contribute a penny in new taxes.

A lot of comedians have done routines about the aggravation of modern packaging, for instance, one of the stand-up sequences that interrupt the dramatised passages in the comedy.

When looking for a planning minister who could sell the electorate the 1996 economic reform package, for instance, he settled on an opposition politician, Teodoro Petkoff, one of the leftist guerrilla leaders of the 1960s who had signed peace agreements during Caldera's first term.