Sentence examples for now by expressing from inspiring English sources
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The app is set to launch in early 2013, but you can already reserve a special egg color now by expressing your interest on their sign-up page.
We may now proceed by expressing the mutual information in terms of differential entropies provided the latter exists [30].
Now Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, by expressing open antipathy to the program, has placed that issue center stage, too.
(Participant 7) Importantly, although women were initially reassured that PTL was not imminent they 're-defined' what was now required to reassure them by expressing concerns about the cause of their symptoms.
Yeonmi Park ended by expressing how happy she is now and how her biggest dream is to go home.
"At least one thing is ϕ" could, of course, already be expressed by (∃x)ϕx; "At least two distinct (nonidentical) things are ϕ" can now be expressed by (∃x)(∃y)(ϕx · ϕy · x ≠ y); and the sequence can be continued in an obvious way.
BISHOP DAILY, who by now had expressed profound regret for some of his decisions in Boston, placed Father Byrns on administrative leave in July 2002.
By now we express that result simply saying that the Cauchy functional equation (1) is Hyers-Ulam stable (or has the Hyers-Ulam stability) in the class of functions Y X.
The derivatives of these invariants with respect of the strain tensor can now be expressed by frac{partial {I}_1}{partial {varepsilon}_{ij}}={delta}_{ij} mathrm{and};frac{partial {J}_2}{partial {varepsilon}_{ij}}={e}_{kl}frac{partial {e}_{kl}}{partial {varepsilon}_{ij}}overset{(13)}{e}_{mathrm{kl}}left[{delta}_{kl}{delta}_{il}-frac{1}{3}{delta}_{kl}{delta}_{ij}right]={e}_{ij} (17).
"Trump has sanctioned comments that were considered indecent before," says Heidi Beirich of the Southern Poverty Law Center, an organization that tracks the rise of hate crimes and racism in the U.S. "Those ideas are now being expressed by people on [a] Delta Airlines flight, in [a] Michaels store.
