Sentence examples for alluded to in the second from inspiring English sources

And then, there is that aspect alluded to in the second paragraph.

The aspect alluded to in the second part, 'redundancy', refers to pairwise relationships between all pairs of features in the predictor set.

What was the "magical moment" alluded to in the first paragraph of the article?

It was this work that was alluded to in the first part of the citation for his Nobel Prize.

Perhaps the events would have included unedifying material such as the internal jealousy within the church alluded to in the First Letter of Clement 4 6, or perhaps the author died before completion of his work.

Soon after this, Simplicius records the argument for unlimited magnitude he has alluded to in the first part of the passage just quoted, as follows: "Infinity in respect of magnitude he earlier proves in the same way.

The next three sentences provide specific examples of the sorts of religious leaders I alluded to in the first sentence.

* Other than what I alluded to in the first paragraph, I'm not going to try to speculate further on the votes of Republican senators because A) the progressive movement probably doesn't have the leverage to move them and B) their decisions will be colored by Democrats decisions (ie. if Democrats vote for Bernanke, they'll be more likely to vote against to try to embarrass Democrats).

Clemons stayed the course for Springsteen's first couple of commercially unsuccessful albums, Greetings from Asbury Park, NJ, and The Wild, The Innocent & the E Street Shuffle (both released in 1973), before the band- leader exploded into stardom with Born to Run (the story of how Clemons joined the E Streeters was alluded to in the song Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out).

* "On Doing Good" is alluded to in the Drapier's fifth letter.

The third element alluded to in the title was a selection of projected photographs, which provided the performers with the basis to transform still images into choreography.