Sentence examples for specific instances such as from inspiring English sources

Note that that is a very strong rejection: it not only rules out Ex Falso in its full generality, but also specific instances such as "If 3.15 is an initial segment of π, then 3.1 is an initial segment of π".

"Muslims Condemning Things" cites specific instances such as Iranian Muslims demonstrating against the persecution of Iraqi Christians, a peace rally organized by a Muslim youth group in the UK, American Muslim condemnation of the September 11 attacks, and many more.

Mycobacterial cultures are not universally performed during evaluation of TB suspects in Brazil and are indicated only in specific instances, such as in cases of suspected EPTB or drug resistant TB and in vulnerable populations [ 32].

Layer 2 specifies common, platform-specific instances such as processors, transceivers or standard types, which can be reused in all ODDs of the corresponding platform.

And indeed, even further tightens the security screw in some instances — such as by extending police access to UK citizen's web browsing records for specific crimes, as the Guardian has noted.

Instances such as these, then, turn upon the accentuation.

For years, instances such as this were common practice.

Numerous studies have been dedicated to specific instances of such exons, which are known by various names such as 'cassette'alternativeive'skipped'ed', and 'cryptic' exons.

Tracker trials are designed to assess new and/or rapidly changing interventions and compare efficacy not only of the general intervention but also specific instances of it, such as a newly-developed approach that has become available after the general trial started.

Validation of specific instances of such CNVs was then attempted using RT-PCR.

Official charges include systematic genocide and crimes against humanity, with such specific instances as the more than 7,000 men and boys exterminated at Srebrenica.