Sentence examples for the standard example of from inspiring English sources

The standard example of such obligations are those arising under a human rights treaty.

For instance, the standard example of an emotional response to music is being made sad by a funeral march, while the standard example of emotional response to fiction is (something like) to feel pity for a sad character.

The standard example of this is provided by intuitionistic logic and classical logic in respect of negation.

I will give the standard example of Russ Feingold (he is the standard example because he seems to be the only who does the right thing on a regular basis).

Consider the standard examples of the materialist who buys a sports car, believing it'll make him happy, versus the wise appreciator of experience, who spends (much less of) her money on a holiday with friends.

The standard examples of means satisfying the above requirements are recalled in the following.

The standard examples of means are given in the following, see [5 24] for instance.

One of the standard examples of illusion is given by the Necker Cube shown in Fig. 1(a).

Indeed, true propositions about the past were the standard examples of propositions necessary in the sense that their truth cannot cease.

The standard examples of means are as follows [2]: they are known in the literature as the arithmetic, geometric, harmonic, logarithmic, identric, weighted geometric and contra-harmonic means, respectively.

Italos distinguishes these two kinds of beings from the standard examples of things that do not subsist, i.e., goat-stags and centaurs, as well as from his own examples of many-eyed men and four-headed horses; for all these are, on his view, nothing but fabrications of the human mind and products of our imagination (phantasmata).