Sentence examples similar to aforementioned examples are from inspiring English sources

One may well argue that the aforementioned example is considered relational on the grounds that the verb suggest in this particular case is employed metaphorically.

The aforementioned example is the map T defined on certain subset of the space (mathcal{C}([0,1])) by (T f)(x)=frac{1}{2}[1-x+f^{2}(x)]), which is used in [11] to prove that the function (varphi(x)=sqrt{x}) can be uniformly approximated by polynomials (using Dini's test for uniform convergence).

Granted, the aforementioned example was selective apathy, but apathy nonetheless.

However, the aforementioned examples have been demonstrated using mechanically exfoliated MoS2 flakes, which are typically micrometer-scale in size.

Nevertheless, only the aforementioned two examples are meta-analyzed before, and in a small pool of 33 studies [117].

The aforementioned few examples were to illustrate the alternative breeder's equation.

Flux analysis frequently searches for reduced versions of pathways with the aim of reducing the total computational burden of the simulation (examples are the aforementioned Elementary Modes, Paths or Patterns).

Figure 2 The state responses of the SNNs in Example 2. From the two aforementioned examples, it is also concluded from Tables 1 and 2 that the conservatism is gradually reduced with the increase of delay-partitioning number m.

Illustrative examples are included to point out the aforementioned contributions.

While all of our examples are artificial examples, we selected the optical parameters within or close to the aforementioned ranges.

Here are some examples In the aforementioned examples, amino acids are connected by the code 6, and their position numbers are connected with code 11.