Sentence examples for well-known instance from inspiring English sources

She cited a well-known instance in which a tip from American intelligence helped thwart a potential terrorist attack in Germany.

In one well-known instance, doctors at a community hospital in Redding, Calif., owned by Tenet Healthcare were accused of defrauding Medicare by performing unnecessary heart operations on hundreds of healthy patients.

One well-known instance is the casting of lots by Roman guards (which in all likelihood meant that they threw knucklebones) for the garment of Jesus during the Crucifixion.

It also said the reporting of suspected crimes had been strongly hampered by a "code of silence" among the clergy which had seen those who dared to break it "ostracised, demoted and fired", and cited one well-known instance from 2001 in which a bishop was in effect congratulated for having kept to it.

One well-known instance of this process is the fractured fairy tale "Ladle Rat Rotten Hut" ("Little Red Riding Hood"), and Luis d'Antin Van Rooten played this game brilliantly and bilingually in a book called "Mots d'Heures: Gousses, Rames" ("Mother Goose Rhymes").

In order to present the method and examine its convergence properties we use the well-known instance of the two-level atom line formation with complete frequency redistribution.

Well-known instances are the many cases of insect resistance to pesticides, which are synthetic substances not present in the natural environment.

It is true that the Bush Administration took a clear and strong rhetorical stand for democracy in the Arab world, but it was terribly undermined by the deception used to justify the Iraq war, the prosecution of that war, the well-known instances of torture and rendition, and all the rest.

KNN is a well-known instance-based classification algorithm[26], which does not make any assumptions on the underlying data distribution.

Wikipedia has an entire section on well-known instances of "multiple discovery," including the discovery of calculus and the theory of evolution.

However, for a number of well-known instances of network topologies with one-step diagnosability being τ, their one-step diagnosability cannot be further increased only when some node happens to have exactly τ faulty neighbors and no normal neighbor.