Sentence examples for the classical example from inspiring English sources

The classical example of such an externality is pollution, which costs its producers nothing but harms other people.

The ETE design approach is exemplified for the classical example of determination of reaction rates from measured data.

Another context where the discount rate poses a challenge to sustainability thinking is in the classical example, first mentioned by Lesser and Zerby, are the toxic waste dump.

Fixture not only being designed and mass balanced, but manufactured also; this paper sets the classical example of design for manufacturing.

There are some well-known problems in chemical engineering where distribution functions come into play; the classical example is that of the residence time distribution (RTD) in a reactor.

The classical example is the family including four families of pectinases without obviously related primary sequences, the phage P22 tailspike endorhamnosidase, chrondroitinase B and possibly pertactin from Bordetella pertusis.

The classical examples are nowadays the pacemakers.

They emphasize the classical examples and problems that started each field going and they all lead to one of the fundamental results that motivates the further development of the field.

Morphological steps in the evolution of these precursor lesions have been elucidated at a molecular level, and the adenoma carcinoma sequence, as this has become known, is one of the classical examples of stepwise progression of cancer.

The classical examples are the superhydrophobic leaves of the Lady´s Mantle (Alchemilla) analyzed in detail by Otten and Herminghaus [125].

Notion of well-posed problem; the classical examples (wave equation, heat equation, Laplace's equation); solution by Fourier series and Fourier transform.