Sentence examples for the very examples from inspiring English sources

From the very examples he provided of quality control to his own leadership style, he bases everything in positing hypotheses, testing them, and then moving forward from collecting data.

This allows for a correct and automatic translation from ODE models to structured models suitable for qualitative or stochastic analysis, which we demonstrate on the very examples of the BioModels database [21] that were incorrectly transcribed in SBML as shown by [4].

But consider the very example raised by Mrs. Clinton.

Were it not for that material, the house might stand as the very example of the light, ascetic, prim, nordic modernism that afflicted Britain for some years after the war.

"The very example he has given of his mother and his grandmother, are very different to a business environment, so I can see where he's coming from but I don't think it's entirely on point".

Not only is this implausible on its face, it also directly conflicts with the very example IIp17s exploits in allegedly showing how two individuals might share an essence: a man sharing entirely the essence of another man whom he causes.

Take the very example of "Gary", one of the earliest terms for ecstasy, the origins of which rest with Liverpool defender Gary Ablett Gary Ablettt = Tablet).

Take the very example of "Gary", one of the earliest terms for ecstasy, the origins of which rest with former Everton and Liverpool defender Gary Ablett Gary Ablettt = Tablet).

"Zouley is the very example of what I wish to give children and women in the commune of Sarkin Yamma – tangible hope that life can get better," Ms. Robbins said.

For me the remix can be seen as the aural equivalent of intertextuality, the very best examples having the same effect on the music landscape as key examples of "reference literature" have had on prose.

"They're one of the very first examples of powered flight".