Sentence examples for back to the underlying from inspiring English sources
However, subsequent trading has fallen back to the underlying +1% trend.
We find that both the Level Set and Hybrid LCRM show great improvement if curvature is first calculated directly on the phase boundary and then redistributed back to the underlying grid.
These tools lighten the 'cognitive load' of viewing and comparing module results by relating data produced by modules back to the underlying text, by reducing the amount of search in examining results, and by displaying results in context.
Further, we can trace these continuous motions back to the underlying dynamics in the space of body shapes.
One can easily switch (back) to the underlying interaction graph of a logical model when representing the latter as hypergraph.
This showed clearly that the instabilities and inconsistencies of the safe branches can be traced back to the underlying alignments.
Although Ms. Mussmann eventually loses, the plant opponents eventually win, but the film never gets back to those underlying fissures and the issues they embody.
With the flow of fourth-quarter earnings reports slowing, the focus on Wall Street has shifted back to the health of the underlying economy.
In a separate new case, U.S. Bancorp, the trustee of a $1.75 billion mortgage pool originated by Countrywide Financial in 2005, sued to force Bank of America to buy back the underlying mortgages, arguing that the loans were made without proper documents and did not conform to underwriting standards.
These issues are traced back to the two flawed assumptions underlying programme management; namely that (a) programme management is in effect a scaled-up version of project management and (b) a 'one size fits all' approach to programme management is appropriate.
Taken together, these data suggest that although T4 cells can be morphologically reverted back to the normal-looking T4R cells, the underlying molecular mechanisms in the reverted cells are different from those in either S1 or T4 cells.
