Sentence examples for afterwards studied from inspiring English sources

The "Great Elector" had spent part of his childhood at the Pomeranian court and port cities of Wolgast (1631 1633) and Stettin (1633 1635), and afterwards studied at the Dutch universities of Leyden and The Hague (1635 1638).

Such a knowledge would minimise the need for a former study of the driving simulator validity and an afterwards study for verification of the results in real traffic conditions, which, in turn, would imply minimization of the research/education resources with the in parallel availability of valid results.

Afterwards study participants were asked to indicate how often they were using the following preventive measures when dealing with poultry: washing hands with soap and water, donning gloves, face masks, boots/boots covers, putting on protective body garments, and washing and disinfecting utensils and surfaces (five-step-answering format from "always" to "never").

Afterwards, the studied VSPRWT and its validated model are presented.

Afterwards Guggenheimer studied relationship between a ruled surface in (mathbb {R}^{3}) and unique dual curve on the surface of (S^{2}) [9].

Afterwards, they studied the singular equation u -frac{1}{u^{alpha}}=h(t), (1.3) and they fou -frac{1}{u^{alpha}q1), a positive T-periodic solution existed if and only if (h(t)) had a negative mean value.

Afterwards, Fei studied the uniqueness of the solution to the fuzzy differential equations driven by Liu's process with non-Lipschitz coefficients [46], but unfortunately, the existence and uniqueness of the solution to the FFDEs driven by Liu's process have not been adequately investigated.

Afterwards he studied law and became a civilian attorney.

The trip seems to have affected Potemkin: afterwards he studied little and was soon expelled.

Jay-Z performed his rap scenes first, afterwards Knowles studied his scene, and then did her impersonation of him.

Afterwards, he studied civil law and canon law in Bologna, with the "Four Doctors", Hugo de Porta Ravennate, Bulgarus, Martinus Gosia, and Jacob de Boragine.