Sentence examples for examples presented above from inspiring English sources
The simulation examples presented above show that the approach is promising.
The numerical examples presented above show that the choice of the interpolating function entails significant model risk.
In contrary to the examples presented above, transformers, heat exchangers and capacitors are "closed systems", if they are not accidentally damaged.
The following table is meant to help the reader to navigate through the examples presented above relative to various types of time consistency studied in this paper.
We conclude this section by discussing some computational aspects related to the three numerical examples presented above, and showing how reduced basis techniques allow a substantial reduction of computational work.
From some of the examples presented above, the mental clauses are construed through time (month by month) and organised in terms of seasons which are closely related to agricultural activities.
How do we get from activity patterns in "narcissistic" sensory receptors, keyed not to "objective" environmental features but rather only to effects of the stimuli on the patch of tissue innervated, to the human ontology replete with enduring objects with stable configurations of properties and relations, types and their tokens (as the "fly-thought" example presented above reveals), and the rest?
The results of a simulation study including robustness evaluations, and the application of the methods to the example presented above are given in the Results section.
For instance, in the example presented above if vi is the valuation of player i for i=1,2, and player 1 has a highest valuation than player 2, then v(1)=v2 and v(2)=v1.
