Sentence examples for elaborated before from inspiring English sources
As we elaborated before, a vertex u's betweenness (C_B u)) equals to (|{u_vdash }^P|+f), where f is u's contribution to other shortest paths that it resides on but does not dominate.
The majority of participants reported illusory contours when SOA was 150 ms but they lost this perception when SOA was 300 ms. This experiment suggests that illusory contours are elaborated before depth information can interfere with them.
Taking into account these results, a final version of the guideline is elaborated before general diffusion and implementation.
This finding was also elaborated before (Korbel et al. [ 38] and Lyle R et al. [ 39]) using two independent data sets to characterize the molecular HSA21 regions in a set of DS-patients with partial duplications.
And here to elaborate, before the launch next week, is the company's CEO, Jennifer Hyman.
Nisman told VICE News there was an explanation for the discrepancy, but he chose to not elaborate before his presentation to Congress.
They should have to wear signs that just says, 'I'm stupid.' " Engvall rails on his comedy CD, "Here's Your Sign". He elaborates: "Before my wife and I moved from Texas to California, our house was full of boxes.
Professor Staley added that Dr. Reynolds had "traced a myriad of Dante allusions in Joyce that had not been elaborated on before".
I don't think that dynamic can last forever, for reasons I've elaborated on before, and I'm hopeful that the 2016 election will be healthier for the right than 2012 turned out to be.
Professor Kleck conducted what he called "an elaborate before-and-after study" of Washington and Baltimore that took into account trends before the implementation of the ban and included "a good long follow-up" because the ban "didn't immediately take anyone's guns away".
In the background loom Mr. Icahn's future claims about the change in voting standard and issues with procedure, issues that are probably much weaker claims for reasons I've elaborated on before.
