Sentence examples for such example as from inspiring English sources

Subaru's trademark boxer engine (the pistons lay flat and move parallel to the ground, rather than up and down) is one such example, as is Audi's racing-famous Quattro drive.

Surface squamous epithelium is one such example, as it is not buffered from environmental stresses by the circulatory system, and is subject to a range of relatively unique stresses including thermal stresses and, in the gut, refluxed acid and bile adducts.

Bone morphogenetic protein (BMP) receptor signalling represents one such example, as it instructs quiescence in bulge stem cells but drives cellular differentiation within the IFE (Plikus and Chuong, 2008; Ahmed et al., 2011).

The serotonin transporter gene SLC6A4 is one such example as serotonin levels have been shown to be altered in autism cohorts (Anderson et al, 1987; Piven et al, 1991).

In the case of oysters, we already have one such example, as C. angulata was first introduced into Europe several centuries ago and C. gigas was introduced 40 years ago.

The members of the Next Generation Learning Challenges point to such examples, as well as free online video lectures and coursework at projects like Massachusetts Institute of Technology's OpenCourseWare and AcademicEarth.org, as vehicles to "leverage teachers," not replace them.

Some of the most effective advertisements are such examples as links in book reviews to the website of Amazon.

Select specific examples to illustrate your paper, with such examples as purple loosestrife, mongooses, zebra mussels, feral pigs, Dutch elm disease, etc.

"The words and phrases are powerful," a brochure said, citing such examples as "challenge, control, truth, moral, courage, reform, prosperity, crusade".

Serbia has proposed various models of autonomy, drawing on such examples as Hong Kong and the Swedish-populated Aland Islands, formally part of Finland.

It offered such examples as "I love my job" and "Because that was so much fun the last time we did it".