Sentence examples for later quotation from inspiring English sources

This model is named as ILP (Integer Linear Programming) model for later quotation.

Then, we get a weighted integer linear programming model (WILP): (11) M i n : ∑ i, j ∈ D w i j d i j (12) s t : ∑ i, j ∈ P m, P n d i j + e m n ≥ 1, P m, P n ∈ E (13) ∑ P m, P n ∈ E e m n ≤ 1 - s d E (14) d i j, e m n ∈ 0, 1 This model is named as WILP (Weighted Integer Linear Programming) model for later quotation.

This activity is known only through later quotations, but it probably paved the way for major achievements in the second half of the 13th century.

Antiphanes and Alexis were preeminent Middle Comedy dramatists, but none of their plays has survived except in later quotations of individual words or sentences.

Six pages later, the same quotation appears.

The danger here, particularly if you don't alter the quote much, is that you'll unwittingly change it back to the quotation later, in revision.

What does survive can be in the form of papyrus fragments, plot summaries by later authors or quotations by other authors.

Mr. Butler contacted The Times early yesterday morning to correct the quotation and later editions reflected the change.

I later realized that a quotation from the poem — "I, too, am America" — is featured on a wall of the museum.

I'll explain those quotation marks later, but to get a sense of the all-pervasive nature of Brahms's musical thinking in this piece, you only have to hear - or re-hear - the very opening of the piece.

Ali would later cringe at that quotation, especially when journalists harked back to it as proof that a merry man-child had been misguided into becoming a hateful militant.