Sentence examples for indicates in the introduction from inspiring English sources

Extracts: An A-lister's recipes for life – and the kitchen * Paltrow may not have given up all of her macrobiotic diet ideals just yet, as she indicates in the introduction to her seasonal crumble: "This recipe really utilises the sweetness of the fruit, cutting down on added sugar, always a good thing".

As already indicated in the introduction, naive Bayes cannot cope with many sparse and redundant features.

As indicated in the introduction, one key strength of EXIOBASE is the very high product detail.

As indicated in the introduction, we believe most groundbreaking research requires a cross-layer approach.

As indicated in the introduction, superhydrophobicity usually disappears in aging biological surfaces and they become wettable (compare, Fig. 1a).

As indicated in the Introduction, we will show that Theorem 1.6 is a consequence of Theorem 1.4.

As indicated in the introduction and methodology section, the contribution of the paper is to include weights in order to account for different transit modes (LRT and metro).

As indicated in the introduction section, the methodology of this paper is based on recent transit network measures and network characteristics developed by [5, 6, 7, 8].

This notion can be cashed out in various well-known ways, as indicated in the Introduction above: in terms of some kind of underlying Lockean substance, for example, or in terms of primitive thisness.

As indicated in the introduction to this entry, a renewed philosophical interest in questions of virtue and character was indirectly the result of the publication in 1971 of John Rawls's A Theory of Justice.

As indicated in the introduction, each of the two Viking landers carried a retarding potential analyzer, which provided information on the major ion densities and plasma temperatures in the ionosphere up to an altitude of about 300 km as shown in Figures 5 and 6.