Sentence examples for hereafter by from inspiring English sources

Hereafter, by way of example, the results of the sentiment strategy with lag (tau =12) are shown.

The expected diversity to be exploited is therefore given by extension from the result obtained for N t =2 and is confirmed hereafter by the simulation results.

Hereafter by c we denote positive constants that are independent of (|h|) and u and can be distinct in distinct formulas.

represents the probability of being in a generic state A, while the transition probability from an arbitrary state A to any other arbitrary state B will be denoted hereafter by.

To ensure that the condition in (20) is satisfied, the idea here is to let k change adaptively (denoted hereafter by k i (m) for (i in mathcal {N})), so that a decreasing (bar {p}(m)) is always guaranteed.

Artificial Intelligence (which I'll refer to hereafter by its nickname, "AI") is the subfield of Computer Science devoted to developing programs that enable computers to display behavior that can (broadly) be characterized as intelligent.[1] Most research in AI is devoted to fairly narrow applications, such as planning or speech-to-speech translation in limited, well defined task domains.

Hence the stringency of our method is controlled by the credibility level — hereafter denoted by the parameter γ — specified for the analysis.

What it does mean is that Edward will be supported hereafter, not by a government grant but by his family, which is prepared to finance him to the extent of £25,000 annually.

"Hereafter," directed by Mr. Eastwood, above, and written by Peter Morgan ("The Queen," "Frost/Nixon"), chronicles the gradual connections of an American psychic (played by Matt Damon), a French journalist (C le de France) who has a brush with death in the 2004 tsunami and a London schoolboy who loses his twin brother (Frankie and George McLaren).

It was also stated that "no law hereafter made by the Parliament of the United Kingdom" or by any dominion parliament "shall extend to any of the said Dominions as part of the law of that Dominion otherwise than at the request and at the consent of that Dominion".

The BNRs provided by the cutting of the sheet along the x-direction are denoted by NuvXBNR, where N is the number of boron atoms in a row of the ribbon unit cell, and u v) stands for the edge shape of a ribbon unit cell, which can be composed of two boron atoms (hereafter denoted by A) or three boron atoms (hereafter denoted by B).