Examples include BD + 50 ° 1725 or CD-45 ° 13677.

* Examples of + M substituents: alcohol-amine-benzene

Examples: 一个 ( yī + gè

Examples: μπαίν-ω ' I go in ' + βγαίν-ω ' I come out ' = μπαινοβγαίνω ' I go in and out '; ανάβ-ω ' I light up ' σβήν-ω ' I put out ( a light )' = αναβοσβήνω ' I flash on and off '.

Examples of such beats are < tt > 5 / 8 </ tt >, < tt > 7 / 8 </ tt >, < tt > 8 / 8 </ tt >, < tt > 9 / 8 </ tt > and < tt > 11 / 8 </ tt >, or composite ones like < tt >( 5 + 7 )/ 8 </ tt >, < tt >( 15 + 14 )/ 8 </ tt > and < tt >( 9 + 5 )/ 16-( 9 + 5 )/ 16 </ tt >.

Examples: bezzubý ( bez + zubý, toothless ), cenný ( cen + ný, valuable ), černooký ( černo + oký, black-eyed ).

Examples are Draw 2, Play 3, Reverse Order or even Inflation ( formerly X = X + 1 ), which increases numerals on other cards played ( so Draw 2 becomes Draw 3 ).

Examples of matters of Overriding Interests ( Rule of reason ) are Obel-case 155 / 90: working conditions, Cinéthéque SA-case 60 + 61 / 84: culture.

Examples: " Vamo-nos + nos embora amanhã " ( We are leaving tomorrow ), " Respeitemo-nos + nos mutuamente " ( Let us respect each other ).

Examples: seduz + a

Examples: põe-no ( põe + o ), tem-na ( tem + a ), comeram-nos ( ambiguous, can mean comeram + os " they ate them ", or comeram + nos " they ate us ").

Examples: comeram-no-lo ( comeram + nos + o ), " Não vo-lo + o quero dar a entender.

Examples of knots with nonmonic Alexander polynomials abound, for example the twist knots have Alexander polynomials qt − ( 2q + 1 ) + qt < sup >− 1 </ sup >, where q is the number of half-twists.

Examples of these include the principle of shinui (" change " or " deviation "): A severe violation becomes a non-severe one if the prohibited act was performed in a way that would be considered abnormal on a weekday.

Examples include the German synthpop group Kraftwerk, Stevie Wonder (" Send One Your Love ", " A Seed's a Star ") and jazz / fusion keyboardist Herbie Hancock during his late 1970s period.

Examples include India (" cleft " between its Hindu majority and large Muslim minority ), Ukraine (" cleft " between its Eastern Rite Catholic-dominated western section and its Orthodox-dominated east ), France ( cleft between Sub-Saharan African, in the case of French Guiana ; and the West ), Benin, Chad, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania, and Togo ( all cleft between Islam and Sub-Saharan Africa ), Guyana and Suriname ( cleft between Hindu and Sub-Saharan African ), China ( cleft between Sinic, Buddhist, in the case of Tibet ; and the West, in the case of Hong Kong and Macau ), and the Philippines ( cleft between Islam, in the case of Mindanao ; Sinic, and the West ).

Examples include Hlín hringa (" Hlín of rings "), Hlín goðvefjar (" Hlín of velvet ") and arm-Hlín (" arm-Hlín ").

Examples include " Morgenstern " (" morning star "), " Safire " (" sapphire "), and " Reis " (" branch ").

Examples are Shoeburyness (" The vague uncomfortable feeling you get when sitting on a seat which is still warm from somebody else's bottom ") and Plymouth (" To relate an amusing story to someone without remembering that it was they who told it to you in the first place ").

Examples of mild S. pyogenes infections include pharyngitis (" strep throat ") and localized skin infection (" impetigo ").

Examples of uncensored songs that were presented on the series include Dancing with Myself by Billy Idol (" The Storybook House " episode, 1989 ), Seven Wonders by Fleetwood Mac ( 1988 ), Prove Your Love by Taylor Dayne, and Smooth Criminal by Michael Jackson ( 1989 ).

Examples for the romantic heroization of Charles XII in several genres are Esaias Tegnér's song Kung Karl, den unge hjälte ( 1818 ), Johan Peter Molin's statue in Stockholm's Kungsträdgården ( unveiled on 30 November 1868, the 150th anniversary of Charles ' death ) and Gustaf Cederström's painting Karl XII: s likfärd (" Funeral procession of Charles XII ", 1878 ).

Examples include the SKIM (" S-K-I machine ") computer, built at the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, and the multiprocessor GRIP (" Graph Reduction In Parallel ") computer, built at University College London.

Examples of the latter are the Peloponnesian Christmas carol " Christoúgenna, Prōtoúgenna " (" Christmas, Firstmas "), the Constantinopolitan Christmas carol " Kalēn hespéran, árchontes " (" Good evening, my lords "), and the New Year's carol " Archimēniá ki archichroniá " (" First of the month, first of the year ").

Examples include the National Counterterrorism Center's Terrorist Identities Datamart Environment (" TIDE "), sex offender registries, and gang databases.

Examples range from Ulver Seich in Excession (" She sighed.

Examples included Norden's explanation of how he worked his exit from the army with pedantically exact interpretations of his superior officers ' orders (" Brief on ' shun ' is better than QR " ( that is, Queen's Regulations )-" prevention is better than cure "), and Muir's account of his desperately scouring the contents of his neighbour's greenhouse, having bet him £ 50 that he could work them into a My Word!

Examples are Bonnie and Clyde, A River Runs Through It, The World's Fastest Indian, Stand By Me, and the pilot episode (" Genesis ") of Quantum Leap.

Examples might include: ( 1 ) Rather than talking about the client's critical parent, a Gestalt therapist might ask the client to imagine the parent is present, or that the therapist is the parent, and talk to that parent directly ; ( 2 ) If a client is struggling with how to be assertive, a Gestalt therapist could either ( a ) have the client say some assertive things to the therapist or members of a therapy group, or ( b ) give a talk about how one should never be assertive ; ( 3 ) A Gestalt therapist might notice something about the non-verbal behavior or tone of voice of the client ; then the therapist might have the client exaggerate the non-verbal behavior and pay attention to that experience ; ( 4 ) A Gestalt therapist might work with the breathing or posture of the client, and direct awareness to changes that might happen when the client talks about different content.

* Sympathy Message Samples Examples of sympathy messages to say and write for every situation.

* Sympathy Message Examples Examples of sympathy messages to say or write.

Examples of this technique include Charanjit Singh's 1982 Ten Ragas to a Disco Beat, Phuture's 1987 " Acid Tracks " ( sometimes known as " Acid Trax "), Hardfloor's 1992 EP " Acperience " and Interlect 3000's 1993 EP " Volcano ".

Examples of podaná include tsosbá ( inverted bátsos, slang for " cop "), zakipré ( inverted prezáki, slang for " junkie "), dafoú ( inverted foúnda, " hashish "), fosbá ( inverted báfos, " joint ") etc.

Examples of this include Janis Ian, Tracy Chapman, Rick Springfield, Golden Earring, Lenny Kravitz, Sugar Ray, Kylie Minogue ( although she did have a couple other minor hits at the beginning of her career in addition to her hugely successful cover of " The Loco-Motion "), Lifehouse, Jason Mraz, Train, Joe Jackson, Tyrese, INXS, Finger Eleven, Billy Ocean, Sara Bareilles and Enya.

Examples include " I Will Survive " by Gloria Gaynor ( originally the B-side of " Substitute "), " I'll Be Around " by The Spinners ( originally the B-side of " How Could I Let You Get Away "), " Maggie May " by Rod Stewart ( originally the B-side of " Reason to Believe "), and " Single Ladies ( Put a Ring on It )" by Beyoncé ( originally the B-side of " If I Were a Boy ").

" Explanations and Examples of the Correct / Proper Sounds for the Instruction of the People "), also called the Haerye Edition of Hunminjeongeum or simply The Haerye, is a commentary on the Hunminjeongeum, the original promulgation of hangul.

" Examples included two UK groups — the country-tinged pop band Boothill Foot Tappers and the tongue-in-cheek New Wave outfit Yip Yip Coyote — and several U. S. bands: X, The Blasters, Meat Puppets, Rubber Rodeo ( which ironically " juxtaposed countrypolitan elements and more conventional rock postures " in homage to " a pop-culture west rather than a geographic or historic one "), Rank and File ( playing " an updated version of 1960s country-rock "), Jason and the Scorchers ( with " authentically deep country roots "), and Violent Femmes ( at that time incorporating " mountain banjo, wheezing saxophones, scraping fiddle, twanging jew's harp, and ragged vocal choruses ").

Examples: " Usadden " (" son of Sadden "), " Uâli " (" son of Âli ").

Examples: " Ayt Buyafar " (" sons of Buyafar "), " Ayt Mellul " (" sons of Mellul ").

Examples: " N ayt Ndir " (" son of the Ndir tribe / family "), " Naït Zerrad " (" son of the Zerrad tribe or family ").

Examples include DJ Zinc's " Super Sharp Shooter " or his remix of the Fugees ’ " Ready Or Not " ( known at the time as " Fugees or Not "), which also samples Redman on the original version of his first collaboration with Method Man, " How High ".

Examples included chases on horseback to lasso cattle rustlers (" The Colorado Cattle Caper "), a 1930s-style gangster shoot-out ( the film-within-a-film shot on location in " The Gang That Stole Manhattan ,"), a Jesse James-style train hold-up on the Long Island Rail Road (" Butch Cassidy Rides Again "), and a showdown with a vampire on the Third Street Bridge (" McCloud Meets Dracula ").