Sentence examples for as originally put from inspiring English sources

As originally put forth by Gartner in [76], Li et al. explain the six design principals of the next generation ESM shown in Table 2 (Refer to Figure 5 for a visual illustration).

To take this approach is to give a particular answer to a question posed long ago in Plato's Euthyphro (the question, as originally put forward, concerned the nature of piety, but it extends to values in general): Do we love X mutatis mutandis for the other emotions because X is lovable, or do we declare X to be lovable merely because we love it?

The insurance guarantees that when you die, the value of your account will be at least as great as the money you originally put in — unless you get a contract that steps up the insurance coverage over time, all you are insured for is the starting value.

It was Richard D'Oyly Carte, then manager of the Royalty Theatre, who brought the two men together again in 1875; the result was Trial by Jury, which was originally put on as an afterpiece to an Offenbach operetta; it won instant popularity and ran for more than a year.

The premature cytological condensation of the X chromosome in primary spermatocytes and the dominant male sterility frequently caused by X-autosomal translocations were originally put forward as indicators of MSCI in Drosophila [ 9].

Though the shares had only modest value when Mr. Autorino originally put them up as collateral, he collected nearly $10 million by tendering the replacement certificates to the company that bought Shared Technologies Fairchild in 1998.

Originally put into place as the bargaining unit for hospital employees when county government owned the medical center, it now finds itself struggling to find a strategy that is relevant to this new environment.

After World War II, low energy costs gave impetus to the concept of the tall building as a glass prism, an idea originally put forth by Le Corbusier and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe in their visionary projects of the 1920s.

Originally created in 1923, the iconic letters over Hollywood were originally put in place as an advertisement for the burgeoning real estate development below.

The initiative, which Mr. Ashcroft called the Responsible Cooperators Program, was originally put in place in 1994 as part of a law aimed at reducing violent crime.

The plan was originally put forward by the former coalition government as part of the "shotgun" licence fee negotiations five years ago.