Sentence examples for templates for example from inspiring English sources
"Certain templates, for example the one for 'Local elections 2012', have been changed, and that means any page that used that template would have changed too," Benton said.
Specifically, Leonard noted that the company may soon offer templates, for example, or fonts.
That means you get a set of Motion Graphics templates, for example, that were specifically designed to give Rush users easy access to customizable titles.
It makes use of OpenStack's existing Heat Orchestration Templates, for example, which allow you to define the infrastructure, policies and dependencies for a complete application stack.
It has been attempted to use other soft templates, for example polyoxometallates [10], but to our best knowledge in no case periodic mesoporous materials have been obtained.
Typically, the requirements of an application are more complex than available resource templates; for example, · a database component may require storage resilience of 99.9999%; · a transcoder used in a digital media video application may prefer a CPU with the SSE 4.2 instruction set; · low latency between some services is required if acceptable performance is to be guaranteed.
The "Motivating a Team" template, for example, includes a slide headed "Conduct a Creative Thinking Session": ***{:.break one} ** **·*Ask: In what ways can we... ?
The "Motivating a Team" template, for example, includes a slide headed "Conduct a Creative Thinking Session": ·Ask: In what ways can we... ?
One of the first things we learn about both activist King and officer Ju is that they're attractive, and they both follow the slightly tedious sexy-tough-girl template – for example, King remembers a Greenpeace campaigner attempting to rape her.
Some of these subclasses contain more than one template, for example the group "carbon centered hydrogen abstraction" groups the templates that describe abstraction of hydrogen by a carbon atom from a carbon, oxygen or hydrogen atom.
The analysis can then proceed in various ways to examine the appropriateness of the template, for example, by applying various distance measures, such as mean squared error (MSE), that measure the distance between the template and the true data.
