Sentence examples for this example comes from inspiring English sources

Guilty, with strings This example comes from the second half of one of my favourite albums, Prefab Sprout's Steve McQueen.

This example comes from a 0.13-um technology with six layers of copper interconnect.

After all, this example comes on the heels of the "locked room" case, in which the man who is locked in does not know or believe that he is unable to leave (having been carried into the room "whilst fast asleep").

This example comes straight from Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman, which I'm finally reading (chapter 17).

This may be because this example comes from an AIV lesion bird that is less disrupted than most.

The answer to this example comes out to (3 - 2xy)/(x 2 + 6y 2 - 2).

Data of this example come from a previous paper [16].

The data used in this example come from the In vivo Reverse Engineering and Modeling Assessment (IRMA) experiment [ 17], where a network composed of five genes (GAL80, GAL4, CBF1, ASH1 and SWI5) was synthesized in yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, in which genes regulate each other through a variety of regulatory interactions.

(The word "this," for example, comes out sounding more like "dis").

That's where this latest example comes in from TENQA.

After two and half pages on the mathematics of bond yields, for example, comes this quip: "So how did this 'Mr Bond' become so much more powerful than the Mr Bond created by Ian Fleming?