Sentence examples for as outlined in the previous section from inspiring English sources

The classical methods of analysis, such as outlined in the previous section on Newton and differential equations, have their limitations.

The structural and political shortcomings of war crime trials, as outlined in the previous section, have led policy makers in war torn countries to turn to other measures of transitional justice.

However, as outlined in the previous section and illustrated in Fig. 5, targeted policies for the modern sector will cause the marginal productivity of labor (the ( p_{2} K_{2} tilde{h}^{{prime }} left( {L_{2} } right) ) curve in Fig. 5) to shift out, and thus some increase in L2.

As outlined in the previous section, the main water resources management challenges in the Arabian Gulf region are the unsustainable use of groundwater resources with its ramification on these countries socio-economic development, and the escalating urban water demands and its heavy burden on their national budget and negative impacts on the environment.

The concomitant addition of carbonate, as outlined in the previous section, yielded similar results and data for such experimens are not shown here.

We processed the GRAIL extended mission data as outlined in the previous section.

The SBR tool as outlined in the previous sections is defined in two versions: a High Quality Version and a Low-Power version.

Vital element for this strategy is a policy package as outlined in the previous sections and summarised in the table below (Table 2).

These HO events (or LAU events in case the mobile terminal is in idle mode) can be used in order to infer the subscriber's mobility behavior in terms of a movement trajectory, as outlined in the previous sections.

Note that the mono-static model as outlined in the previous sections has to be replaced by a transmitter-receiver pair by using (17) instead of (2) with Nrx=1.

This parameter, although associated with various uncertainties, as outlined in the previous sections, could be very useful when estimating the cost of avoiding the global warming potential of fuels.