Sentence examples for just mentioned from from inspiring English sources

The author takes the liberty to include examples of the situations just mentioned from studies in his laboratory in the following discussion.

The effect will be to eliminate worlds like the ones just mentioned from my presupposition set; all worlds in which "Bill Blythe" stands for anyone but Clinton, and all worlds in which I am anywhere but in Hope.

That is: on the one hand, as a material thing of especial modes of appearance, a thing "inserted" between the rest of the material world and the "subjective" sphere (the subject together with what was just mentioned from within), as a center around which the rest of the spatial world is arranged, and as being in causal relationship with the real external world.

where S n ̂ = E x ̂ n ( x ̂ n ) † and R ̂ n = h ̂ n † h ̂ n, n = 1, …, N. It is easy to see that the rate just mentioned comes from the expression: log ( | I + ∑ j = 1 k h j † h j S j | ) ( | I + ∑ j = 1 k − 1 h j † h j S j | ), ∀ k, i.e., C 0 = I in this case.

As just mentioned, soluble factors from the early phase (first 12 h) of M2a repair and regeneration microglia were more neuroprotective than products collected until maximal M2a gene and cytokine expression (at 36 h).

And they certainly haven't been able to pass a farm bill, and in that farm bill are some of the very measures I just mentioned to protect us from forest fires.

BOB INGLIS (R) -- The gentlelady from Texas just mentioned the horrific facts of Watergate.

That is, the texts just mentioned are based entirely on passages from Enneads IV, V and VI.

Apart from the exceptions just mentioned, most of the research on the long-term effects of African slavery has focused on individual countries.

As can be appreciated from the examples just mentioned, in most cases the objectives behind the reforms were to increase the share of the population covered by the system and also to increase the replacement ratio of benefits.

Since it has been established (Endress 1973) that the same lexical and syntactical features of the two translations just mentioned are shared by other translations from Greek, one can be reasonably sure that several translators exchanged among themselves and with al-Kindi: the latter has been described as the spiritus rector of this group (Endress 1997a; 2007).