Sentence examples for formerly presented from inspiring English sources

We compared the efficiency of the model with those of a classic linear genetic programing model developed in this study, a neuro-wavelet (WANN), and a fuzzy-wavelet (WFL) drought forecasting models formerly presented in the relevant literature.

Furthermore, a case study of a decision making problem from the construction engineering field was performed and nine group AHP aggregation techniques, seven of them formerly presented and two new two stage group approaches were applied.

The third case example is a formerly presented highly nonlinear PD model that describes the time-course of body weight.

In summary, similar to other approaches formerly presented to solve this problem, although RBT-GA did not manage to find the identical alignments to benchmark answers, it was generally successful.

In addition to this large species, other, smaller oryzomyines may also have occurred on Antigua; two species of oryzomyine were also formerly present on Barbuda.

Analysis of pollen deposits has revealed that other trees and shrubs, among them the giant Chile palm (Jubaea spectabilis), were formerly present on the island until exterminated by extensive fires occurring at the time of aboriginal human settlement.

The restoration of River Skjern has therefore failed to re-create the natural habitats formerly present and the natural dynamic processes that shape these habitats are slow.

The CO2 peak recorded at 140°C was therefore clearly attributable to the desorption of the CO2 formerly present in the air and was greater for the SA stars as they are characterized by the highest SSA.

After introduction of a new antiretroviral therapy regimen, the reappearance of nearly all of the formerly present resistance mutations had to be noted within 6 weeks, including mutations without known relation to any of the drugs in the new regimen.

This statement is based on the idea that if a proposition presently neither is nor will be true, and you step back in time, as it were, then the formerly present 'not being true' turns into a future 'not going to be true', so that from the point of view of the past, the proposition will never be true, and the corresponding state of affairs will never be the case.

Humans are the only extant catarrhines to have spread successfully outside of Africa, South Asia, and East Asia, although fossil evidence shows many other species were formerly present in Europe.