Sentence examples for as in the former case from inspiring English sources

Therefore, as in the former case, if they were to change into each other they must become equal 848abefore they could pass to either of the extremes, so also the line must become straight either when it changes from convex to concave, or by the reverse process becomes a convex curve.

We note that regarding both events in which the firm were involved, Liuhe's reports address these issues in a rather direct manner, in the hope of rescuing the firm's image, either by 'pleading innocence' (as in the former case) or by showing prompt action of damage control and caring gestures (as in the latter).

In contrast to the unmodified scheme of periodic successive approximations (Proposition 3.1, r ( K ) < T − 1 ϱ ∗ − 1 ), here the iterations are proved to be convergent under the assumption that is twice as weak as in the former case (Theorem 6.5, r ( K ) < 2 T − 1 ϱ ∗ − 1 ).

As in the former case, the relative rate test indicate that all these mtDNA lineages may have splitted at a constant substitution rate (p > 0.10 for all comparisons).

With changing design parameters the filter response has been demonstrated to be maximally flat as in the case of Butterworth-filters, or to have a response allowing a wider bandwidth (as much as double) than in the former case.

The American burials were undertaken at Massacre Bay as well as at Holtz Bay – in the former case, the bodies of the soldiers were buried in group graves.

In the latter case, there are sick people and dead people to back up one side's assertion about what counts as medicine; in the former case, there is only the bare presupposition, hanging unsupported by anything dispositive.

Optical micrographs under open and crossed polarizers for the representative deposits retrieved from sample prepared under a relatively low (i.e. sample 2) and 3 orders-of-magnitude higher power density (i.e. sample 4) showed that the titanium oxides tended to assemble as particles in the former case (Fig. 2b) but tubes in the latter case (Fig. 2c).

In the case of MLO/water system, the hydrophilic channels are smaller than those in the MLO/DGMO/water or MO/water systems and therefore the polymer cannot be incorporated as easily in the former case.

(Note that eq 2 is referred in the text either as mechanism 2 or as reaction 2. In the former case THFO– has the role of reaction intermediate, and in the latter it is considered to be the reactant).

As a result, in the former case the derived scaffold (GF) was characterized by polydispersed pores and interconnects, while in the latter (μFL), the porous structure was highly regular both with respect to the spatial arrangement of pores and interconnects and their monodispersity.