Sentence examples for mentioned because of from inspiring English sources

However, as previously mentioned, because of complexity of the problem, the first-order condition (partial pi_{M} /partial w = 0) cannot lead to a closed-form formula for (w).

Others mentioned because of the wheelchair, they are planning to start a business.

The lighting is not particularly striking but needs to be mentioned because of the credit: Avi Yona Bueno (Bambi).

The first real application of using plasticity to treat a human problem, dyslexia, is not mentioned because of internal fights in the field.

"Both the U.S. and our leaders will never give in," said one judge who did not want his name mentioned because of the nature of his work.

Potassium should be mentioned because of the special danger associated with its retention, which can lead to fatal irregularity of cardiac action.

Giles Deacon, for whom Kane did some work as a student, also gets a mention "because of his great work ethic".

But it's worth mentioning because of its impressive tracking and charting capabilities: It allows you to record and graphically view feeding schedules, soil pH levels, blooming and harvest dates, yields and your inventory of growing supplies.

Later I felt very ashamed of that kind of feeling, but I feel it's necessary to mention because of the attraction that large-scale destruction can have if it seems to be on your side, and for what we take to be virtuous purposes.

Not to mention, because of its ubiquity, security issues in WordPress are detected and patched quickly.

It is worth mentioning, because of the dynamic nature of PP problems, the integration of the CMS and PP makes the problem very complex and computationally hard.