Sentence examples for hereafter of from inspiring English sources

Heaven has three tiers, a spiritual class system that appears to be much easier to get into than the hereafter of other religions.

This method is based on quantifying the temporal signal-to-noise ratio (SNR, hereafter) of the daily MODIS NDVI time series, defined as the variance of smoothed temporal signal over the variance of the residues.

"The other events I've touched on, like the killing of a young girl in 'Exotica,' or the bus crash in 'The Sweet Hereafter,' of course, those events are fictional and understandable as events that could affect any one of us," he said.

The "two-block Partial Least-Squares" analysis (2b-PLS hereafter) of a data set of 58 individuals first allowed the "all-season & sex" question to be addressed: is there any "multivariate multiple linear covariation" between the five microwear texture variables on the one hand and the four main stomach contents variables on the other (forbs, bushes/shrubs, bramble leaves, and acorns)?

We have analyzed data collected from the Korea National Health and Nutrition Examinations Surveys ("KNHNES" hereafter) of 1998, 2001, and 2005 [ 41, 45, 46].

Fifteen isofemale lines (lines hereafter) of each species, derived from collections in the locality of Suyuque (San Luis province, Argentina), were employed in the experiments outlined below.

Hereafter, for most of the rest of his life, Godwinism became a term of opprobrium.

These simulation outputs serve as the control run for testing the accuracy of WRF simulations (hereafter, simulations of climate in the past are called CTL).

In addition, he was "rendered forever hereafter incapable of holding any office of honor, trust or profit under the Government of the United States".

Hereafter, for purposes of Hobbs Act prosecutions, such bribery was to be called extortion.

Hereafter, for simplicity of notation, let us define (g_{textit {ij}} doteq left | h_{textit {ij}} right |^{2}).