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The dual-use nature of this space is aptly demonstrated by the following example from course CEE 331 Fluid Mechanics.
Dactylic rhythm produces a lilting movement as in the following example from Byron's Bride of Abydos: This line contains the common variation of omitting an unstressed syllable at the end of a line.
The following example from the Times involved a retired city employee in Charlotte, N.C.: Such is the case for John William Springs, 69, a retired city worker in Charlotte who gets nearly $12,000 a year in Social Security and disability checks.
The following example from Brandenburger & Friedenberg (2008) illustrates this point.
She gives the following example from Overland Park, the second largest city in her state.
The paradox is nicely illustrated by the following example from van Fraassen (1989).
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The following examples from hypothetical experiments, purposely uncomplicated by distracting detail, illustrate each.
In questions it could move to the beginning of the sentence, as in the following examples from Pablé and Dylewski (2007).
To illustrate the convergence order and the linear mean-square stability of the CSSθ method, we choose the following examples from the reference [7].
The following examples from Tai (1978) are an illustration of some of the subtlety observed in choice of anaphoric forms as caused by the connection between clauses/sentences.
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