Sentence examples for called hereafter from inspiring English sources

These effects are called hereafter 'symmetry-breaking' for brevity.

A new kind of magneto-resistive magnetic-field sensors, called hereafter MR-Fluxgates, is being presented in this paper.

The influence of the two most important parameters, kinetic energy in the piping system and kinetic energy of the pump, is taken into account in the form of a ratio called hereafter an effective energy ratio.

This season, by way of new work, the company brought forth an evening-long bag of wind called "HereAfter," with a cast of forty-five, a chorus of a hundred and twenty, and what looked like about a million dollars' worth of sets (including a space module) and costumes by Santo Loquasto.

This new approach, called hereafter an equivalent stiffness approach, has an advantage over the previously described approaches since an imperfect member is treated as a hypothetically straight element, flexural and axial stiffnesses of which at each load level are predicted in a continuous fashion dependent upon the actual force and deformation states.

and is called hereafter the anomaly-enhanced period (AEP).

Let me call hereafter the above procedure the Fujigaki Sato Procedure as named by Laffont and Rochet (1985).

Thus, in order to be more precise, let me call hereafter the above procedure the 'LSP MDP Procedure.' The genuine Generalized MDP Procedure is presented below.

These data indicated that removal of mitogens and addition of serum (a protocol that we call hereafter default differentiation protocol) drives hNSC mainly towards the astroglial lineage.

Overall, the extraction procedure resulted in a total of 69 markers along mitogenomes that we call hereafter synteny anchors.

The original population can therefore be split into two sub-populations: (1) a sub-population composed of animals called " excluded" hereafter; (2) a sub-population composed of animals called " selected" hereafter.