Sentence examples for moreover put from inspiring English sources

Moreover, put s ⋄ t = s + t and s ⋆ t = max { s, t } for each s, t ∈ R. Then (25) changes into (2).

Moreover, put phi(t):= gamma_{M+N}(t)+ biglvert f bigl t,alpha(t), alpha'(t) bigr) bigrvert + biglvert f bigl t,beta(t), beta'(t) bigr) bigrvert + frac{pi}{2}, we have that (phiin L^{1}(I) ) by (9) and (vert F_{x}(t) vert lephi(t)) for almost all (tin I) and all (xin C^{1}(I)) by (9) and (18).

Moreover, putting the burden to show "negative causation" on the defendants means the F.H.F.A. gets the benefit of the doubt on loss.

Vladimir Putin's excursion into Ukraine and Crimea, moreover, puts Chinese leaders in an uncomfortable position: to support the annexation of Crimea is to condone the violation of sovereignty and territorial integrity, a taboo in Chinese diplomatic doctrine because the Beijing government fears that, someday, its own restive western regions could seek to break away.

Moreover, putting radios on the roof of a building as well as around its walls should make it possible to produce three-dimensional views of what is going on inside.The ability to "see" people moving around in a building with such a cheap system has many plausible applications, and Mr Wilson has set up a company called Xandem to commercialise the idea.

Moreover, putting and in (2.23), we have (3.3).

Moreover, putting n = 1, we obtain the class W ρ 1 ( p, k ; φ ; A, B ; 0 ) defined by the following condition: z ( φ ∗ f ) ′ ( z ) ( φ ∗ f ) ( z ) ≺ p 1 + A z 1 + B z.

Human rights groups and others like Transparency International are moreover putting sports high on their agenda.

Moreover, putting a public key cryptography credential behind a real world identity opens up the possibility of safely using one's identity without worrying about identity theft.

Moreover, putting non-biologist programmers between biologists and biocomputation removes the biologist from the details of the computation [2], which makes biologists nervous about the correctness of the results—as well it should.

Moreover, we put the onus on our Arab allies.