Sentence examples for as been discussed from inspiring English sources

The first (as as been discussed at length in this paper) is that communication does not impose binding consequences on individuals: it does not compel them to do anything nor to suffer any form on obvious imposition.

As been discussed previously, an increase in the surfactant concentration resulted in a decrease in IFT between oil and water, which further reduced the surface free energy required to increase the interfacial area and allowed the easier production of smaller oil droplets.

There are, however, several notable exceptions, as is discussed below.

The Kochs also hired private investigators to discredit critics, including investigative reporters such as myself, as was discussed here.

Is it even fair to compare players from different eras, as was discussed here a few weeks ago?

But as is discussed in Sect.

(What is "ruled in" is subject to dispute, as is discussed below).

This phenomenon is associated with the Jeffreys-Lindley paradox as is discussed in Evans (2015).

These conformers are also the most energetically stable as was discussed above (see again Fig. 2).

As is discussed in Section 4.1, each word is expressed by one-word vector.

Such orbit segments are canard orbits in (mathbb{R}^{4}), as was discussed Sect. 4.