Sentence examples similar to a subsequent notion from inspiring English sources

In what follows, we use unary predicates in and out to perform a guess for a set S ⊆ A, where in (a ) represents that a ∈ S. Similar to Definition 7, we define the subsequent notion of correspondence which is relevant for our purposes.

The more logical choice seemed to combine the two criteria derived from legal bases: on the one hand, the basic subsequent notions of local productive systems (LPS) and production districts (DP) to which regional laws refer; on the other hand, the basic types of agricultural or industrial district.

In a subsequent interview Mr. Franco rebuffed the notion.

Once again, Mr. Pelecanos ends a book with a clear, promising notion of where a subsequent one will start.

The play and a subsequent movie were based on the notion that everyone in the world is connected to everyone else through a chain of at most six acquaintances.

This notion became more tangible with a subsequent report linking MUS81-dependent DSBs to RF restart (Hanada et al. 2007).

A subsequent investigation of this possibility by others provided only qualified support for this notion [ 24].

You're aware of it as you watch, but it took a subsequent rereading for me to be satisfied about Mr. Rabe's interest here, which is evidently to explore the notion of the irreconcilability of morality and fate.

Consistent with this notion, we found that depletion of HMGD1 results in H1 binding to previously HMGD1-bound promoters, with a subsequent decrease in gene expression.

Consistent with this notion, experimental manipulations in human subjects designed to disrupt episodic memory during feeding increase hunger ratings and food intake at a subsequent eating episode32, 33.

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