"plain example" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a simple and straightforward example that is easy to understand. Example sentence: "Let me provide a plain example to illustrate this concept."
Given this plain example of the mayor's changing the rules to suit his purposes, why should we think he will do any differently with regard to campaign financing?
A pock-surfaced bowl by Gerrit Onckelbag from 1720 has the rustic dignity of a Japanese tea bowl, while an impeccably plain example by Myer Myers is as taut as crystal.
Picture again the stream and flood plain example (Fig. 1).
These authors approached metasystems like the hypothetical channel flood plain example described above as real things in the world, with each level of organization featuring unique properties (Fig. 3).
For the coastal plain example, the equation must be quantified for all 161 8-digit HUCs in the ecoregion.
First, forecasts that never came true are either plain examples of contrafactual futures, i.e. futures that were anticipated but that did not take place.
If your house is on a 100-year flood plain, for example, that's because an actuary looked at historical data and calculated that there's a 1 percent chance of your neighborhood's experiencing a flood of a certain magnitude every year.
In Formal Logic he wrote: 'It is quite plain, for example, that I am not talking about the sentence "Socrates is dead" when I say "I wish that Socrates were dead"' (1955a: 21955a
The point is that this aluminum juggling is as plain an example of what economists call "rent seeking" as you'll find.
(Ordnance Survey does use more accurate measuring where required, such as on flood plains for example).
In White Plains, for example, Pace has helped develop a Hispanic Outreach program.
