Sentence examples for the traditional example from inspiring English sources
The traditional example of mass production is the automobile industry, which has continued to refine the basic principles originally laid down by Henry Ford and other pioneers of mass production techniques.
A basic illustration of paternalism is the traditional example of the father caring about and trying to control the child's life and decisions.
The traditional example here is mathematics [e.g. De Libero Arbitrio II.8], and in De Libero Arbitrio II, Augustine even argues that our ability to count presupposes a notion of unity that is empirically underdetermined [ibid].
Moreover, necrosis, the traditional example of unregulated cell death, is also regulated in some instances.
This style balances a light and crisp body with a complex yeast character, and the traditional examples are brewed with coriander and dried citrus peel — similar to ingredients (cilantro, citrus juice) often used to dress slices of avocado toast.
One of the traditional examples is to watch Romeo and Juliet; the costume designer will repeatedly choose a particular style to distinguish between the Capulets and the Montagues.
Cash transfers, for example, disrupt the traditional model of humanitarian aid – where organisations do things on behalf of people – so remain rare.
By the end she has jumped to her death in an act of violent defiance.Currently playing at the Royal Opera House (ROH) in London, the opera is in many ways a traditional example of the genre, and not simply because the prima donna dies at the end.
("Le Corsaire" and "Don Quixote," both musically cheap, are among the most traditional examples. Stanton Welch's 2009 ballet about Marie Antoinette, Mariee," is the most recent one I've seen).
In theory, such a system would make financial services such as lending accessible to people who don't have access to the traditional system for example, because they don't have a bank account or credit history.
The traditional biomedical example of an event is death.
