Sentence examples for represented for example by from inspiring English sources

An excellent example of this return is the new psychological science of happiness, represented, for example, by the fundamental work of Edward Diener.

Jarrett has argued that this requirement, while virtuous in theory, means that certain disadvantaged communities — represented, for example, by civil rights organizations whose directors happen to be registered lobbyists — will not be heard.

The ideal of a "music of the whole world" -- represented, for example, by Steve Reich's absorption of West African drumming or Olivier Messiaen's homages to Japan and Indonesia -- has lost a little of its glory.

For all his vast, sometimes obscure horizon of reference, he offers a renewed commitment to attentive, eccentric care -- represented, for example, by the heroine of his title poem, a "reticent epistemologist" who "parks / Gets out, checks the curb, reparks" under the "Thunder of jets / Peristalsis of great capitals".

The translation of the genotype into phenotype, represented for example by the expression of genes encoding enzymes required for the biosynthesis of phytochemicals that are important for interaction of plants with the environment, is largely carried out by transcription factors (TFs) that recognize specific cis-regulatory elements in the genes that they control.

A space configuration for five atoms can be represented, for example, by such set like s5a1: kr 1 ≡ k · r 1 = 2 π 3, kr 2 = 3 π 2, kr 3 = 5 π 2, kr 4 = 7 π 2, and kr 5 = 19 π 6.

This situation, illustrated in Figure 1, represents for example the problem investigated by Bandyopadhyay et al. (2006 ), where proteins of two organisms are first clustered by the Inparanoid algorithm, and functional orthologs are searched within clusters.

To solve these questions, we model interfaces with resource requirements as games with quantitative objectives, where each state is labeled by a number representing, for example, power consumption.

It is also possible that foreign genes represent contamination, for example by the RNA or DNA of a commensal non-metazoan.

This type of glacial rock basin contains what are known as ice-scour lakes and is represented in North America, for example, by basins in parts of the High Sierra and in west-central Canada (near Great Slave Lake).

It is represented in Great Britain, for example, by L. corniculatus, bird's-foot trefoil, a low-growing ground cover with clusters of small bright yellow flowers that are often streaked with crimson.