Sentence examples for As introduced by from inspiring English sources

As introduced by Russell, the distinction sometimes seems to be that between noninferential or foundational knowledge on the one hand, and inferential or nonfoundational knowledge on the other.

As introduced by Dorothy Bonvillain and William McGuire, it's "metaphorically similar" to our unique biological DNA, although not as clearly defined.

As introduced by Ohio Senator John Sherman on April 28 , 1870 it included Linderman's proposal for the use of copper-nickel in the minor coins.

As introduced by van Hout et al [ 19], the CEAC plots the probability that mean INB is positive against K.

Stooshe performed their cover of TLC's "Waterfalls" on stage, as introduced by T-Boz and Chilli.

as introduced by Gielis in [12].

This game is played on a cycle graph as introduced by Isaacs [10].

Next, we define the concept of quasi-projection as introduced by Baillon and Bruck [19].

A flag N used as introduced by [13] to distinguish between the HI and HAck messages.

Statistical convergence also arises as an example of 'convergence in density' as introduced by Buck [4].

Now, we recall the definition of Q-function, as introduced by Al-Homidan-Ansari-Yao [2].