Examples of using As for instance in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
such as for instance drill presses,
such as for instance sealants and tube flashings,
such as for instance cleaning or retaining keeping
In Brazil, the Chinese comrades support the factional groups expelled from the Communist Party as for instance, the Amazonas-Grabois group.
display using a selection of tactics, such as for instance weaving, welding,
handtools such as for instance scrapers, cutters
such as for instance aeroplanes, chisels.
Such agreements enable the Commission to implement certain environmental objectives already endorsed by the Institutions, as for instance the reduction of CO2 emissions from passenger cars.
he further developed Marxism, as for instance, he understood and explained capitalism's inevitable monopolist
There are exceptions as for instance if you are in danger,
Astrological consultations should be held with the same sense of responsibility as for instance medical diagnoses
with its many problems, as for instance those mentioned above- and not as truth.
After Amoris Laetitia(n.301) is it still possible to affirm that a person who habitually lives in contradiction to a commandment of God's law, as for instance the one that prohibits adultery Matthew 19.
Additionally, ROS may be generated at other biochemical events in the cells, as for instance during inflammatory processes,
electric assessment units such as for instance hammers saws,
As for instance, a solar type star(M=5)
mechanisms even ahead of the benchmarks set by the agreements, as for instance in the cases of standards,
The present study did not use Ethics Committees EC. The reason was that study closings under study were not commonly the responsibility of this sort of committees, as for instance: fatal and non-fatal infarction, death, etc.
I have already tackled it in a number of public addresses, as for instance on the occasion of the European Courts of Auditors meeting in Estoril this year.
A closer look shows that nearly all Gleissberg minima back to 300 AD, as for instance around 1670(Maunder minimum), 1810(Dalton minimum), and 1895, coincided with cool climate in the Northern Hemisphere, whereas Gleissberg maxima went along with warm climate as for instance around 1130 Medieval climate optimum.