Sentence examples for earlier outlined from inspiring English sources

To benchmark MDF the earlier outlined web application was used.

We earlier outlined how regulatory QSAR models have a specific application.

In order to investigate artificial "expansion" of small area sample plots, for validation of various low resolution satellite data, earlier outlined HPs were taken under further analysis.

Mr Salmond had earlier outlined what he called a "practical common-sense approach to membership" before reiterating his belief that rising Europhobia at Westminster and the possibility of an in/out referendum on EU membership in 2017 presented a "real risk" to Scotland's place in Europe.

His discussion of the dismissal of Warder Martin, for giving biscuits to an anaemic child prisoner, repeated the themes of the corruption and degeneration of punishment that he had earlier outlined in The Soul of Man Under Socialism.

If such is true, this again supports the need for swift and meaningful public health responses as earlier outlined.

The new plan gives specifics to an earlier outline agreement under which stakeholders — including creditors, bondholders, the City Council and the administration of Mayor Linda D. Thompson — settled their differences after years of acrimony over how the financial pain of settling debts and rebuilding revenue should be divided.

As Kågeson[108] asserts, this wording served to replace ACEA's condition in an earlier outline proposal that 'no negative measures against diesel-fuelled cars' should be taken.

Although the height of the structures is not revealed in the newsletter, the earlier outline plans said the highest structure would be up to 30m (about 98ft).

A story from CBS KPIX yesterday, which we mentioned earlier today, outlined a luxury showroom with a 'party deck' up top and spaces below for retail stores that could showcase Glass and other Google products.

70 The survival signaling, epigenetics, and miRNAs related to the development of lung cancers that were mentioned earlier are outlined in Figure 4.