Sentence examples for noted already by from inspiring English sources

The stress on Plato's Pythagoreanism on the part of Pythagoreans revives and extends connections between Plato's metaphysics and Pythagorean ideas noted already by Plato's younger associates.

The phenomenon of non-distributive predication was noted already by Frege, who pondered the sentence 'Siemens and Halske have built the first major telegraph network' and suggested that in it, "'Siemens and Halske' designates a compound object about which a statement is being made, and the word 'and' is used to help form the sign for this object" (Frege 1914, 227-8).

Analyzing the pattern of variation across the whole gene, we see no clear relationship between synonymous nucleotide diversity and distance from the S-domain, as noted already by [ 34] in A. lyrata.

Similar tendencies to an underevaluation of HbA1c by POC methods have been noted already by Holmes et al. (3) and by Twomey et al. (4) in the context of the U.K. "pay-for-performance program".

The pension fund, he noted, already has rebounded by $20 billion since dipping to a recent low of $160 million in March.

As noted already, employment shares are measured by two-digit occupations (ISCO-88) and by one-digit sectors of activity (NACE.Rev.1).

Note that, already by visual inspection, connections of type difference 0 (blue) and 1 (blue-grey) clearly prevail, illustrating that most connections in the cat cerebral cortex link areas of similar cytoarchitectonic differentiation, and that areas of low cytoarchitectonic differentiation have the most connections.

Disputes over family matters and religious conversion, as the report noted, were already heard by Islamic courts, and there were seven provinces where conversion from Sunni Islam was a crime.

Ms. Warner, by contrast, turned to an existing translation by Kenneth McLeish and Frederick Raphael, which, she noted, had already been "massaged" by a previous production at the Royal Exchange Theater in Manchester in 1992.

But cynics have already noted that by the time the 2007 figures are considered next year the danger of relegation will already have been removed, with a new franchise system due to be introduced for 2009.

The Kauffman survey data, he noted, has already been used by more than 100 academic researchers.