Sentence examples for moreover represents from inspiring English sources

The Alcatel offer, moreover, represents almost no premium over Friday's closing share price of $9.40.

The results obtained here confirm this notion and moreover represent one of the rare examples of negative learning, whereby non-rewarding cues become less attractive [ 51- 53].

Moreover, he represents an industry that accounts for only 3% of the state's gross product, and to which few Wyomingites have any ties at all.

Moreover, ≪ represents the Vinogradov symbol O, and (I cdot )) is the indicator function.

Moreover, L represents the number of iterative adaption needed.

Moreover, it represents a strategic source of energy especially for the countries that have not oilfields.

Moreover, S represents the number of iterative adaption needed in the proposed LMMSE algorithm [1].

Moreover, ρ represents the coefficient of nonlinear dissipation induced by Raman scattering.

Moreover, it represents an interventional technique associated with a periprocedural risk for thromboembolic events [105].

Moreover, it "represents the implementation of the marketing concept" (Kohli and Jaworski 1990).

Moreover, it represents, in some sense to be precised, each solution (u^{mathfrak{d}_{p}} t,z,epsilon)) of problem (72).