Sentence examples for the easiest example from inspiring English sources

That last quotation is the easiest example, but the subtler ones are not much better.

For Americans, the Center for Contemporary Art, in Cincinnati, is the easiest example to reach.

This principle becomes even clearer when the stakes are higher (capital punishment being the easiest example).

The easiest example is, for type I, the Grassmann manifold.

The easiest example to grasp is arguably the Kardashian family.

The content of an abstract element will be either a string from PCDATA, in the easiest example, or a sequence of abstract subelements, or empty.

The following are the easiest examples of projective varieties which are (K pi,1))'s.

(mathcal{EG }) is the class of elementary amenable groups, defined in [56]; it is the smallest class of groups containing the easiest examples, that are finite groups and abelian groups, and stable by the four operations listed above.

The easiest examples are found in the Fighter class of US airplanes: F-14, then the F-15, F-16 and so on.

I also wrote ABSA's Guidelines for Good Practice in Arts Sponsorship (c 1990), which encouraged cultural organisations to think precisely in this way and to have clear sponsorship policies and strategies: the easy example being the approach of an arts education programme to fags and booze sponsors.

In this final section, we survey some of the further applications that have been proposed for decoherence, beyond the easier examples we have seen such as chirality or alpha-particle tracks.