Sentence examples for past s from inspiring English sources
One may argue that this property is a result of our procedure of taking the initial condition in a infinite past s → − ∞, to remove the unresolved dependency on g k ( s ) (Section 3.4).
To improve the exactness of SNR classification, p k,l is calculated by using the summary statistic sequence ( {boldsymbol{T}}_{mathbf{k}}=left{{widehat{T}}_k^{(0)},{widehat{T}}_k^{left -1right)}_k^{left -1rightT}}_k^{left(-S+1right)}right} ) obtained from the past S tests before the current moment.
The slope, θ t, represents the trend of the Z rate differences during the past s weeks.
With the assumption that HMFD epidemics spread from the south to the north, positive D kt, …, D k, t − s values in consecutive weeks indicate that the Z rates may have increased in the areas south of the kth area in the past s weeks before the tth week.
Even if a director rejected you in the past, (s)he may accept you for another part in the future, so don't automatically avoid an audition because a director who is holding the audition rejected you previously.
After all, I bought a white elephant 15 years ago up the road past Sing Sing.
The cells treated with control siRNA proceeded through the cell cycle from the S-phase block to G2/M and back to G1 as expected, but the cells without Wee1 activity never make it past S-phase and eventually die.
In order to better understand the intricacies of TLS past S-cdG and S-cdA, we have investigated the in vitro nucleotide incorporation and extension kinetics of S-cdA and S-cdG by pol IV, one of the polymerases involved in S-cdA mutagenesis in E. coli.
Later he tweeted, "I'm so over people bringing this past s**t up!!! Yet we praise Charlie sheen and other celebs for there bulls**t".
"The county's new leadership team has laid out a road map and fresh approach for running its government, presenting a plan for its restructuring and a financial plan with a level of comprehensiveness that has been lacking in the past," S.&P. said in a report released today.
