Sentence examples for the first two examples from inspiring English sources
In illustrating the use made of this concept, one should distinguish between processes initiated by "real" disturbances (the first two examples below) and those initiated by "monetary" disturbances (the third example).
That would give CBS the first two examples of this genre, because the network is already deep into its planning for a 13-episode summer series called "Survivor" -- a giant hit in Sweden -- in which 16 people will be stranded on an island off Borneo in the Pacific Ocean, charged with finding ways to survive.
It was used for the first two examples of the great covered sports stadiums built in the United States since the 1960s: the Harris County Stadium, or Astrodome, built in Houston, Texas, in 1962 64 with a span of 196 metres (642 feet) and the 207-metre- (678-foot) diameter Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana, designed by Sverdrup and Parcel and completed in 1973.
The first two examples of organizations using Atrium can be found on Threadless Causes.
The first two examples are notably harmful to targets of bias.
In the first two examples, pole placement was chosen as the linear design technique.
The synthesis strategy is illustrated with the first two example problems while the third example demonstrates the use of the proposed approach as an initialization procedure for the general separation problem.
The first two example target variables were stand basal area and stand stocking density in a primary, closed canopy rainforest growing in a warm temperate climate on Yakushima Island in southern Japan (Kohyama 1986).
We found that the gRNA and N protein were distributed along the length of the filament, unevenly, for the first two example filaments shown.
The first three examples are studies in electoral wising up — in the educability of democratic publics subjected to bad ideological experiments.
As in the first three examples, there are those lawless areas where governments are unable or unwilling to enforce their writ [3].
