Sentence examples for quantities for example from inspiring English sources

Transfer-printed earthenware in blue became popular after 1790 and was produced in enormous quantities; for example, by Spode.

Enormous quantities, for example, of goldsmiths' work owned by the French royal family have almost entirely vanished.

But these tactics can be sub-optimal – acid whey is not healthy for cattle to consume in large quantities, for example, and fertiliser gets washed into waterways.

She will never ask you to use a tiny amount of a big-ticket item that only comes in large quantities, for example.

The material behaviour is described using auxilliary quantities, called descriptors, that are closely related to observable quantities, for example the force in a deformation process.

TiO2 particles are currently used in large quantities, for example in construction materials such as paints and renders as white pigments and their sizes extend into the nano-size range.

Optimum parameters of the TMD system attached to a viscously damped single degree-of-freedom main system are obtained by minimizing some response quantities, for examples, the mean square displacement responses and displacement amplitude of the main system under various combinations of different kinds of excitations.

But you could also just split the monopoly quantity, for example, half half at this point here.

If one party has the discretion to react (terminating or adjusting quantity, for example) the other party can confront the decision maker with a price reflecting its reliance.

Unless a recipe lists a specific measured quantity (for example, one-half teaspoon finely chopped garlic) you can assume the number of cloves is meant to be a general guide.

We take it that Suárez means to say that categories such as quality and quantity, for example, are not themselves genera, but ways in which genera are related.