The phrase "above second" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something mentioned earlier in a sequence, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Please refer to the above second point for further clarification."
Alternatives: "previous second" or "earlier second".
A similar product from Guerlain called L'Or (above, second from right) is $70 for 1.1 ounces at Sephora.
Easy summer sandals by Donna Karan New York (above, second from right; $375), Marni's brown leather thongs (above right; $230), and Old Navy's raffia flip-flops ($9.50), also have flowered insoles.
The satirical "Naneun Ggomsuda" (roughly, "I'm a sneaky trickster") reaches an audience of around 10m per episode, according to its founder, Kim Ou-joon (pictured above, second from the right).
In each episode he and his assistant Jenni Pulos (above, second from left, with Mr. Lewis, far left, and clients) stay with members of a family to observe them in action, diagnose problems with their home and redesign the space over the course of five days.
The method used to solve the above second step is simple.
So we only need to find a point in the above second step to get the outer skin contour, as shown in Figure2f.
Thus a natural question is: Can we change the above second-order linear differential equation to the linear difference equation?
The results for other unstable delay processes studied extensively in the literature are also obtained as the special cases of the above second-order one.
Finally, explicit solutions for above second-moment statistics of responses of single-degree-of-freedom (SDOF) systems subjected to modulated white noise excitation are given.
The aim of this study was to investigate the present situation and cognition level on the application of MV in the above second-class hospitals in Northwest China, where there was almost no respiratory therapist.
The coefficient b in the above second-order equation represented enzymatic activity (v).
