Sentence examples for before represents from inspiring English sources

The Sacré-Coeur basilica, built by the French government in 1873 on the very spot where it had brutally suppressed a workers' uprising three years before, "represents the grim victory of the forces of social order over the oppressed".

where as before, represents a normalization factor for each message pair.

We computed the mean effect in expression of a compendium of mutations in regulators [ 18] (CRE score before represents a subset, see Methods) on plastic genes.

For the first step, consider the following restatement of recurrence (B1) using the notation, where we have omitted the case involving bifurcations/base pairing: As before, represents the optimal score of aligning a1 a2… a j to b1 b2 … b l.

In the case-control study, we still have a GLM, but with a modified link function,, which now involves the ratio of sampling fractions, K: The first derivative of the log-likelihood function from the case-control study now becomes where, as before, represents the fitted value of in the case-control study, and the weight function, w, is given by where represents the first derivative of gCC.

So the law that was instituted before represents the will of the people, right?

Figure 1 presents the percentage increase in admissions per 10 ppb increase in O3 up to two days previously before (represented with solid squares) and after adjusting for same-day levels of PM10 represented with empty squares).

Diplomatic personnel undergo rigorous selection and training before representing their country abroad.

Striker Jose Altafini, who played alongside Pelé at the 1958 World Cup before representing Italy, had his moment.

He worked as a community organiser in Chicago before representing the city's South Side in the Illinois senate.

Fabiani and Lehane had worked in the sports world many times before, representing, for example, Big East football schools in their lawsuit against the Atlantic Coast Conference last year.