The phrase "as explained in this section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to information or details that have been provided earlier in the same section of a document or text.
Example: "The results of the experiment were significant, as explained in this section."
Alternatives: "as detailed in this section" or "as described in this section".
As explained in this section, vSLAM, VO, and real-time SfM share many common components.
For Serbian business case, as explained in this section, we take Bass model coefficients p = 0.030, q = 0.060 with the variation of m, m = 45,000 and m = 75,000.
We can then think of any manifold in a simplicial setting in which this manifold is constructed by 2k vertices, as a minimal one, made of 2j vertices then a connected sum of 3-spheres by a connected sum as explained in this section and leaving 2j - 2k vertices to this part.
For the analysis we use the equivalent base band signals (BESs) as explained in this section below.
There are various traps that you might like to try using, all of which allow you to set the mouse free, as explained in this section.
The results are interesting, as explained in this new section.
According to the congestion level, it adapts the video rate as explained in Section 3.6.
As we have explained in this section, thanks to the different mechanisms and the information exchanged in LP-SIP, the LP-SIP supports the use of different payment models.
However, as far as the achievability is concerned, a construction for a code with ((tilde {r}, delta))-locality gives a construction with ((r = ell tilde {r}, ell = delta - 1))-cooperative locality as explained in Section 4. In this section, for given r and ℓ, we present a trade-off between the rate and the minimum distance of a code with (r,ℓ -cooperative locality (cf. Definition 1).
But, as explained in Section 1.2, this is not the case.
As explained in Section 2, this is one of the technologies on top of which network virtualization environments can be instantiated.
