Sentence examples for addressed followed by from inspiring English sources

"To Doctor Billy Graham, Evangelist" one is addressed, followed by the location: "America".

Modeling the probability density function (pdf) of non-Gaussian pressure is first addressed, followed by the simulation of pressure data through new static transformation techniques.

Subsequently, the hygienic functioning of exhaust infrastructure for the removal of heat, aerosols and bio-burden out of process areas is addressed, followed by a section discussing dust control systems.

Surfaces to aid the expansion of stem cells whilst maintaining multipotency are addressed followed by a discussion of surfaces that can be tailored to direct stem cell differentiation along specific lineages.

Learning processes are then addressed followed by a brief discussion of mental models and the implications of this literature on the way static and animated graphics may be processed.

Advantages of the use of UKA in anteromedial knee osteoarthritis compared to the use of TKA are addressed, followed by a formal review of the literature concerning survival analyses in both designer and non-designer series as well as registry data.

This illustrates a situation that healthcare practitioners can address, followed by their choice to report or not to report, which is the subject of our study.

The bishop of London, Richard Chartres, will make the address, followed by the Charles Wesley hymn, Love Divine All Loves Excelling.

In a recent Quinnipiac poll, 35% of respondents rated the economy as the topic they would most like the president to address, followed by the budget deficit (20%), gun policy (15%) and health care (12%).

In a 30-minute address, followed by a question-and-answer session, Mr. Huntsman said that it was time to move beyond the "transactional" relationship that the United States has had for 40 years with China.

Her address followed by a day a similarly bravura performance by Michael Portillo, the other well-known figure in the shadow cabinet, who set out a vision of the party's future as one more inclusive and tolerant of minorities, gays and other people marginalized by Tories in the past.