Sentences with phrase «familiar example»

One of the more familiar examples of mixing business with pleasure is to purposefully take a vacation with the spouse and kids to a location where a client lives.

I will illustrate also in a more familiar example.

The most familiar example of the first problem mentioned above is probably the natural law tradition's struggle over nature and reason.

Here are six strategies for giving them positive, familiar examples of who and what they can be.

While Buchler uses familiar examples, their conceptual translation is sometimes difficult to follow.

Familiar examples include adjudicative bodies dealing with human rights complaints, injured workers» compensation matters, disability pensions, residential landlord and tenant disputes, parole eligibility and refugee and immigration determinations.

I have given familiar examples of future possibilities, some of which are sure to come (barring global disaster of some sort), others of which are likely, and others still uncertain.

Here are four familiar examples from the Bible in which the Holy Other addresses people in the vulnerability of the night:

The proposal in Albany County was an all - too familiar example of killing businesses and New Yorkers with «death by 1,000 cuts.»

They described familiar examples: traffic jams, piles of sand, and coffee beans stuck together in a grocery - store hopper.

To name just a few familiar examples: New Schools for New Orleans, Building Hope, Friends of Choice in Urban Schools, Charter Board Partners, The Mind Trust, Families Empowered, Civic Builders, Building Excellent Schools, A + Denver, Educate78, and Choose to Succeed.

A2 Biology - Inheritance - 3 - Codominance This is the second lesson on the GCE A-level Biology series on «Inheritance» and as the title suggested covers codominance using familiar examples.

The most familiar example of this might be linear regression, which finds a line that approximates a distribution of data points.

Or, again, to use a more familiar example, the «other» of a seed is not another seed; it is not even a super-seed, or a «community» of seeds but a non-seed, that is, the ground.

It's called convergent evolution, and familiar examples include the...

A decision released two weeks ago is another all - to - familiar another example of how residential tenants can game the system to their advantage.

To take one familiar example: the iPhone 6 costs about the same as the iPhone 5, but boasts a bigger screen, a better camera, more memory and better battery life.

Familiar examples are strategic partnerships, marketing alliances, acquisitions, new locations and new products or services.

A familiar example of this method is to be found in the chapter - headings provided in older editions of our Authorised Version for the Song of Solomon.

Familiar examples of such action would include the advocacy of social services aimed at the redistribution of material well - being so that there would be some agreed - upon level of affluence for all, including refusal to live above this parity level, unilateral disarmament, pacifism, nonviolent refusal to abide by existing laws that perpetuate injustice with the willingness to suffer the penalties that existing laws demand.

Familiar examples of unobservable scientific discoveries are atoms, electrons, viruses, bacteria, germs, radio - waves, X-rays, ultraviolet light, energy, entropy, enthalpy, solar fusion, genes, protein enzymes, and the DNA double - helix.

To cite a familiar example, some Christians think it is perfectly all right to drink a cocktail occasionally if they do not get drunk; others see this as a sin against God.

To take a familiar example, the Year of Jubilee (Lev.

Or, to give a more familiar example, within Christianity Roman Catholicism is generally more concerned about boundaries than is Anglicanism.

l) The main subdivisions of the class «societies of occasions» consist of the linear or «personally ordered» societies, the familiar example being a stream of consciousness» of a single person, and nonlinear societies, such as a tree considered as a colony of cells.

A familiar example of this phenomenon is an eclipse.

A familiar example of nonlinear acoustic effects is the way a violin's tone changes when the bow is pulled more forcefully.

A familiar example is when liquid water is cooled to form a solid (ice), or heated to form a gas (steam).

Cancer — to take a familiar example — is best understood as a disease of the genome: a breakdown of the usual checks and balances among genes that keep cells from dividing more than they should.

The graphic equalizer display on many audio players, which shows the intensity of the music in different frequency bands, is a familiar example.

Dental plaque and the viscous brown slime in drainpipes are two familiar examples of bacterial biofilms.

A family tree is a familiar example of a tree, in which each «node» (in this example, a person's name) is attached to only one node above it (the node representing the person's parents) but may connect to several nodes below it (the person's children).

Perhaps the most familiar example is rabies, which can cause human hosts — like other mammals — to salivate excessively, thereby spreading the deadly virus.

The seven - note diatonic scale, «do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti (do),» is another familiar example, as is the ancient five - note, pentatonic scale used in Greek lyre music and nearly every riff played on the electric guitar.

Brown crusts of bread are a familiar example.

Consider this familiar example: Most of us know that it's healthier to order a side salad than a side of fries.

Use young children's understanding of differences to teach social justice through age - appropriate literature, news stories, anti-bias lessons, familiar examples, and problem solving.

When the leaders of a rural school district in South Dakota decided to adopt a four - day school week this fall, they had a familiar example to follow.

Across school subjects, educators often use «ideal world» models to explain how various concepts relate to one other — speed, distance, and time, in one familiar example.

This is the second lesson on the GCE A-level Biology series on «Inheritance» and as the title suggested covers a monohybrid inheritance using familiar examples.

All the familiar examples are covered including Mendelian pea characteristics and coat colour.

A familiar example of a virtual learning environment is the learning management system.

Presenting new concepts and vocabulary to students through an engaging and familiar example is an effective way to lay the groundwork for studying the complex history of Germany in the 1920s and 1930s.

Familiar examples of summative assessments include tests, performance tasks, final exams, culminating projects, and work portfolios.

The Megamix begins with those familiar examples but shows a total of 12 games in its four minutes, like a quick clip of Nintendo's classic Punch - Out, a memorable scene from World of Warcraft, and even the docking sequence from Elite.