Of course, these analyses are special to the example examined in this study while different analysis types are possible for different data.
This presentation on food aid and assistance, for example, examines the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and the challenges facing those who are attempting to "feed the world".
One of his books, for example, examines the Santa Claus myth cleverly and thoroughly, but also dispassionately, as if he were a Nambikwara anthropologist.
Farrell's Troubles, for example, examines the Irish Uprising of the 1920s through the lives of a group of Irish men and women closeted in the backwater of a seaside hotel.
Robert Alter, professor of Hebrew and comparative literature at the University of California at Berkeley, for example, examines the Bible's literary influence in "Canon and Creativity: Modern Writing and the Authority of Scripture" (Yale University Press).
Horton (2011), for example, examines the fairness of MTurk employers.
The following example examines the case when sources have nonproportional spectra.
A three-parts assembly example examines the assembly and welding sequences.
The final example examines the case where the source signals have overlapping spectra but do not share the same bandwidth.
A new film and book by ex-professional wrestler and Harvard football player Christopher Nowinski, for example, examines "football's concussion crisis" through research and stories of personal experience.
