Sentence examples for resources for example in from inspiring English sources

Plunge diving allows birds to use the energy from the momentum of the dive to combat natural buoyancy (caused by air trapped in plumage), and thus uses less energy than the dedicated pursuit divers, allowing them to utilise more widely distributed food resources, for example, in impoverished tropical seas.

Insect pollinator abundance, in particular that of bees, has been shown to be high where there is a super-abundance of floral resources; for example in association with mass-flowering crops and also in gardens where flowering plants are often densely planted.

This is a very striking result with heavy implications on resources, for example, in the event of an outbreak.

Additional resources, for example in terms of manpower, may help to build the structures necessary for the health promotion/prevention task.

Each < Domain>, < Motif> and further < ProteinResources> element includes links to related resources for example in Pfam [ 39], InterPro [ 40], ProDom [ 41], SMART [ 42] or PROSITE [ 43].

We applied creative strategies to maximize our minimal resources, for example in negotiating in-kind support from southern partner institutions and accessing financial support from northern partner institutions.

Finally, resource consumption represents the actual consumption of the resource measured in units that depend on the specific nature of the resource, for example, in units of volume (for example, MBytes), time or a combination of them (for example, MBytesHours).

In some countries this model is managed and funded directly by the state (for example in the UK) whereas in other countries it is independent of state management and funded either privately or through a healthcare insurance scheme, which may be state or independently resourced (for example in Austria).

One giveaway that this was not about fossil fuel divestment is the fact that the ANU continues to hold major resource stocks, for example in BHP and Rio Tinto.

Historically, lower fossil fuel prices have impacted renewable energy resources like kryptonite – for example in the 1980s and 1990s, when nascent solar, wind and geothermal markets in California keeled over as North America suddenly became awash in cheap oil and natural gas.

Military ambitions were given an additional impetus with the competition to acquire new territory and resources, as seen for example in the Old Zurich War.