Sentence examples for be found by first from inspiring English sources
The answer can be found by first supposing that all the eastern forests had been cleared, from Maine to Florida and westward to the prairies.
Therefore, P ∗ can be found by first minimizing the Lagrangian (mathcal {L}_{mathrm {{PM}}}) in (13) to evaluate the dual objective function d in (20) and then maximizing d over all non-negative values of μ and λ.
A careful and nonconfirmation biased reading of Shelley's manifesto reveals that the bulk of the solution can be found by first aligning such ideals as work-life balance and leadership qualities; principles like hiring the best talent and paying for it while focused on career development; and primal beliefs that a home is a partnership.
Practically, only several lightly damped modes which can be found by first-principle modeling are of interest.
In the second phase, GA keeps delivery solution that was found by first phase and create a set of pickup solutions.
The supervised local weight is found by first using a spectral clustering algorithm (Chung [17]) on the unlabeled target information and propagating labels to the clusters from the labeled target information.
Thus gene expression related to the circadian differences in hypertension were found by first adjusting for the circadian differences from BPN/3J.
Heterozygous sites were found by first calling secondary peaks at the 35% threshold, followed by manual inspection of all putative heterozygous positions.
'CNS-signature genes' were found by first identifying CNS-specific genes, i.e. genes not showing detectable expression in any of the non-CNS samples.
Thesaurus concepts are found by first parsing the text into simple noun phrases and then by matching a large number of generated variants to the entries in the Unified Medical Language System UMLSS) metathesaurus.
The value I m is interpreted as a robust maximum of the data, which is found by first median filtering each individual A-scan within the same B-scan using a kernel size of 15 pixels (58 μm).
