Sentence examples for as explained in the beginning from inspiring English sources
Notice that the zero coefficients are not modified as explained in the beginning of this section.
In Figures 9(a) and 9(b), simulation results are generated by dropping CRs in a circle with radius m and centered at the coordinates (2000,0) (other simulation parameters, for instance sensing time, slot duration, and so forth, are set to be the same as explained in the beginning of Section 5.3).
We adopt the loop decomposition scheme used in the nearest neighbor energy model developed by Mathews et al. 8 The secondary structure R contains multiple loop components and the normalized energies of the loop components are additive based on our definition of the normalized energy of a structure, as explained in the beginning of the Introduction section and illustrated in Figure 1.
We continually acquired off-axis interferograms of the sample for 50 hours at a rate of 2 frames per minute, and processed them to the quantitative OPD profile of the sample using digital spatial filtering and phase unwrapping algorithm, as explained in the beginning of Section 2. To calculate the cell OPD, we selected, at each frame, the area of interest containing only the analyzed cell.
According to the district's current salary schedule offer for 2016-17, as explained in the superintendent's statement, new teachers' beginning salary would increase to $47,687, while teachers would reach a salary level of $90,429 in their 16th year.
However, the fortress began to slowly yield its treasures and secrets, as explained in the Observer on 19 January 1964.
A Mitică is present in the piece called Ţal!... the title comes from a face ţal ("to make ţal"), an antiquated expression which, as Caragiale explains in the beginning of his story, means "to make a payment" (from the German zahlen).
As explained in a note at the beginning, the book is "a mixture of fiction and non-fiction" and this denial of any strict requirement for reality allows Dyer's stories to really flex and flow.
Probably the first place we'll see confirmation of new activity is in the world's stock markets, a competitive business in their own right, as explained in our special section, edited by Deborah Orr, beginning on page 38.
It took some time for FireEye to rise from its promising beginning as explained in a post from Sequoia Capital today.
