Sentence examples for background provided by the from inspiring English sources

In a court filing today, Microsoft said the company "welcomes the court's interest in the technical subjects underlying this appeal and believes that the background provided by the review session will assist the court in resolving the case".

On "Do Something," one of several prewar standards front-loaded in the set, Ms. McGarry explored a variable approach to phrasing over a smooth but lively background provided by the Hammond B-3 organist Gary Versace, the bassist Matt Penman and the drummer Clarence Penn.

The study has a comprehensive background provided by the joint research of the University of Medicine and Pharmacy Tg.

We described the state of the art in the domain of pixel-based background subtraction algorithms, including the innovative ViBe method, and compared this with the more complex behaviour subtraction method which includes temporal information to address the specific problems of the dynamic background provided by the sea surface.

In short, a Hajamadi photograph of a museum exhibit provides us the opportunity of a prolonged close reading of the exhibit's cultural and political assumptions, combined with some background provided by the artist that enlarge the disparities between the imagined culture and the real one.

We used the null background provided by the mutant to dissect the function of subdomains of the MORN1 protein.

Likewise, the BRO haplotype consistently exhibited lower competitive fertility when expressed alongside nuclear backgrounds provided by the isogenic nuclear strains (χ = 77.6, df = 2, P < 0.001), and this mitochondrial effect was influenced by the nuclear background (χ = 13.49, df = 2, P = 0.001).

The instrument's arbitrary values were analyzed by subtracting the relative background provided by values of the controls, and these values were normalized against the reference constructs indicated in the figure legends.

Based on background provided by Troutbeck [70], the HCM 2000 [14] introduced the method only for single-lane roundabouts [14]; thus an upper and a lower bound of 4.1 s and 4.6 s were proposed for the critical headway, whereas an upper and lower bounds of 2.6 s and 3.1 s, respectively, were introduced for the follow-up headway.

Thus, it is against the polemical background provided by Milton's "Areopagitica" that the abandonment of prepublication censorship in England in 1695 could be properly seen as a great victory for liberty of the press in Anglo-American constitutional history.

For the poised RTSSs we collected terms from the same GREAT categories as for the metaclusters, but now we used the general human genomic background provided by GREAT rather than a customized background for the analysis.