Sentence examples for the simplest examples of from inspiring English sources

Paul Freitag: One of the simplest examples of an innovation that was being stifled by outdated codes is the relocation of boiler rooms to the roofs of buildings.

The simplest examples of background matching are provided by the fish eggs and planktonic (free-floating) larval fishes that exist in the uniformly blue environment of the open sea i.e., those that are pelagic.

The simplest examples of this class of reactions are the olefin-forming 1,2-eliminations that is, eliminations of substituents from adjacent carbon atoms—but eliminations to give other types of double bonds are equally well known.

The simplest examples of alkanes are methane (CH4; the principal constituent of natural gas), ethane (C2H6), propane (C3H8; widely used as a barbecue fuel), and butane (C4H10; the liquid fuel in pocket lighters).

The simplest examples of converging sequences in (mathcal{M }_k) are of the following kind.

One of the simplest examples of Mosco convergence is a decreasing sequence with respect to inclusion.

"The simplest example of a math model would be a rectangular box," Mr. Englert said.

The simplest example of a choke, for instance, is a headlock -- your opponent's head caught in the vise of your bent arm.

His experiments were conducted on a form of yeast, which is the simplest example of cell reproduction in a big organism.

Diradicals, with even numbers of electrons, two of which, however, are not paired, are also paramagnetic, the oxygen molecule, O2, being probably the simplest example of the kind.

The rail fence is the simplest example of a class of transposition ciphers, known as route ciphers, that enjoyed considerable popularity in the early history of cryptology.