Sentence examples for reading instances from inspiring English sources

Figure 6 Content Detection for Dataset 2. The black diamonds represent reading instances.

The top and bottom highlighted portions in grey identify reading instances that were considered anomalous with respect to their content for the temperature dataset.

If your child has trouble reading, for instance, more than one issue could be at play.

He has been reading, for instance, about the mass delusion that settled over Germany in the 1930s.

"The quality of the books that he's reading, for instance, is higher and that's nothing unusual nowadays.

When it comes to reading, for instance, continental philosophers have various reading strategies at their disposal, ranging from "hermeneutics" (Gadamer 1960/1990) via "discourse analysis" (Foucault 1969) up to "reading aloud" (Althusser & Balibar 1965/1970).

Obviously when it's cranked up to the max it uses a ton more battery, but when it's down low, while reading for instance, it's sipping power by comparison.

At the moment I'm reading "An Instance of the Fingerpost," by Iain Pears.

This vagueness has to be taken into account when reading, for instance, Pliny the Elder (ad 23 79, in Naturalis historia) whose comments have been interpreted to indicate cultivated artichoke in south Italy and south Spain.

But then if the consequences of illegal operations are subsumed into the gameplay mechanics – i.e. shoot civilian, fail mission – the player will usually read these instances in ludic terms.

Because of common (read: inevitable) instances like this, most people have negative, guilt-inducing associations around the concept of procrastination.