Sentence examples for as I there from inspiring English sources

(2) The reporting process of earthquake in the network is described as: (i) There exists a subnet in the network in which a sensor transmits the earthquake information to an actor.

The first situation is that there is at least one free channel in a cell, i.e. i + j + k< C. On the contrary, if all channels are occupied (i.e. i + j + k≥ C), a real-time inter-cell hand-off call is also admitted as long as (i) there is at least one non-real-time user using a channel, i.e. i + k< C, and (ii) the queue in a cell is not full, i.e. i + j + k< C + C q.

This data was more challenging to quantify as (i) there was one injection site per individual and (ii) there appeared to be considerable variation in the locations of termination zones between individuals (Feldheim et al., 2000).

However, here too, and in the extended ORIGIN analysis (9), there were limitations for definitive interpretation as: (i) there is a rapid drop-off after the median 6.2 year follow-up (arguably too short to evaluate the full effect of exposure on cancer risk); (ii) there was interrupted glargine exposure in the intervention arm and (iii) there was considerable contamination across the arms (10, 11).

It may have happened midway through Kill Bill Vol 1 (also co-ordinated by Yuen whenpIng) when I found that, incredibly for a gore-hound such as I, there was a limit to the number of blood-spurting neck wounds I could handle on any given working day.

"Such things as 'Is there a moral decay?' and 'What happened to our standards?' ".

Originally published on VOXXI as Is there political inevitability for the Bush 'darkie'darkie

This amendment should raise questions: such as, "Is there influence of religion in government?

As, by (i) there exists a point such that.

The research problem was stated as follows: Is there a suitable framework of team role classification to be used?

As I said, there is an irony in there somewhere.4.4