Sentence examples for representing an example of from inspiring English sources

Deposition in a brackish-water estuarine valley is supported by the presence of a low diversity, opportunistic, impoverished marine ichnofaunal assemblage dominated by infaunal structures, representing an example of a mixed, depauperate Cruziana and Skolithos ichnofacies.

In the latter, the formation of the buckling-hinge at the central joint is observed, representing an example of buckling in tension43; at very large displacements the tetrapod starts to stiffen, being governed by the arms axial rather than bending stiffness.

Highly porous silicon prepared by electrochemical etching consist of bigger clusters of interconnected luminescent silicon nanocrystals [10, 11], representing an example of a "top-down" method.

This is because BH encodes information about the Subject in the morphology of the Finite/Predicator element, thus representing an example of "the Mediterranean model of registering the Subject on the finite verb but not requiring its structural presence (as in Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Greek and Arabic)" (Teruya et al. 2007: 912).

A unique acetyltransferase gene was identified in T. c. marinkellei, representing an example of a horizontal gene transfer from eukaryote to eukaryote.

Also, motif D has good performance on the three measures, representing an example of a motif that should also be spotted.

This represents an example of a single component system.

Spectacles in these two skink genera evolved independently and thus represent an example of convergent evolution.

We argue that such alignment between teachers and curricular materials represents an example of curricular fit.

Second home phenomenon represents an example of post-productive consumption in the countryside.

"They also represent an example of the best of 1950s Swedish design, and are classics of their time," he added.