Sentence examples for widely used examples from inspiring English sources
These structures are typified by the arrangements of thin, load-bearing skins, frames, and stiffeners, fabricated from lightweight, high strength materials, of which aluminum alloys are the most widely used examples.
OpenStreetMap is a geographic information platform designed to provide real-time updates and user-generated content related to its freely available global map, and it is one of the most widely used examples of volunteered geographic information, a technique associated with so-called neogeography.
One of the earliest and most widely used examples of data-mining target elucidation is the continuously curated and expanded Prediction of Activity Spectra for Substances (PASS) software [21], which was assimilated from the bioactivites of more than 270,000 compound-ligand pairs.
The most widely used examples are the codon substitution models.
Widely used examples are Raven's Matrices (Raven, 1938; Raven et al., 1988) and Cattell's Culture Fair Institute for Personalityy and Ability Testing, 1973).
So far, TRNT has been predominantly explored using β-emitting radioisotopes, of which the most widely used examples are described in Table 2.
One familiar and widely used example is Bernoulli's equation, which you saw in Unified.
Yet they would probably also agree that e-mail, the most widely used example of such collaborative technology, is less than ideally suited to the task.
Fmoc-diphenylalanine (FmocFF) is one of the earliest and widely used example of these small molecule gelators that have been utilized in biomedical studies.
A classic, and widely used example of such a protocol is the APGAR scoring system, introduced in 1952 by Dr. Virginia Apgar, which is used to quickly summarize the health of a newborn baby.
A widely used example of a normal default is: (frac{Bird(x Can_Fly(x)}{Can_Fly(x)}) This is interpreted as "For every x, if x is a bird and it is consistent to believe that x can fly, then it is believed that x can fly".
