Sentence examples for hereafter, I from inspiring English sources

Second, participants receive three different levels of income according to a retirement period (R hereafter): (i) a constant level of income during each period before R (as worker); (ii) a higher lump-sum of income in R (the first period as retired); and (iii) nothing from R on.

The parameters of our simulations are presented hereafter: (i) messages generation rate: number of messages generated by the messages manager per second,   (ii) mean message size, in order to consider the necessary delay to send each message, according to the effective bandwidth,   (iii) mean number of neighbors, in order to evaluate the effective theoretical bandwidth available for each node.  .

In Spain, incubation is from mid- January to mid-March, hatching and early nestling period is from late March to early April, fledging and post-fledging dependence can be anywhere from mid-April to August) and territorial/courtship is anytime hereafter; i.e. the period between the beginning of juvenile dispersal to egg laying; from September to early January.

These differences were significant for the shortest path cutoff = 0 (denoted as sp0 hereafter), i.e., no direct interactions, compared to cutoff = 1 or 2, presumably due to the known small world effect within biological networks.

An atmospheric field study usually lasts a few weeks to months, during which an aerosol mass spectrometer operates continuously to record the temporal variations of the composition and concentration of the OA in the form of a mass spectral matrix (denoted " ORG" hereafter), i.e., an array of m measured mass spectral ion intensities compiled over t sampling time steps.

(Hereafter, I will use 'torture' to mean the more severe, traditional outrages and 'coercion' to refer to torture lite, or moderate physical pressure).

Hereafter, E ( i ) will be used to denote, with a slight abuse of notation, just the portion of the routing table of node i relative to the data session (S,D).

The results of the 2L-RFLP analysis revealed heterozygotes (hereafter 2LMS, i.e. individuals characterised by both the M and the S 2L-specific alleles) in all populations analyzed (113/298 specimens in The Gambia and 65/173 in Guinea Bissau).

To deal with the accelerated aging of Japanese society and the increased needs for nursing care for the elderly, in April 2000 the Japanese government introduced a Long-Term Care Insurance System for the elderly (hereafter "LTCI," i.e., Kaigo Hoken) [ 7- 9].

The utilization rate of insurance benefits (hereafter, URB; i.e., the proportion of insurance benefits units effectively used by a recipient over the fixed limits of benefits defined by each certified care needs level in the Japanese LTCI system) depends on the care plan designed by the care manager and the family.

Ali, in a statement Wednesday, called Mr. Muhammad "a friend and confidant" and said that "Herbert and I spoke often about the hereafter, and I pray he has found peace and God's blessing".