Sentence examples for precedent papers from inspiring English sources

As a further difference from the precedent papers, where the flanks of the wedge are absorbing, they are rigid in the present paper.

In this paper the topic of two precedent papers [1, 2] (Journal of Sound and Vibration216,649 671, 673 696), about sound fields in wedge-shaped spaces, is resumed and continued.

The energy production has estimated in a precedent paper [20] for square meter of photovoltaic surface at various latitudes.

A fast lamellar thickening process has been confirmed in the higher temperature region than Tα2 α2′, which was reported in the precedent paper.

In order to design a flexible measurement instrument for digital telecommunication signals, a method has been proposed in a precedent paper.

Is it that Holder can't imagine using a drone in Ohio himself, and so can't see the precedents in the papers he passes around?

The commissioner, Richard Thomas, acting on a request made under the Freedom of Information Act, said his ruling was based on "the gravity and controversial nature" of Britain's decision to go to war and would not, as government officials have argued, set a "dangerous precedent" for releasing cabinet papers that have traditionally remained secret for 30 years.

Some might like to think that the Court is indifferent to the outcome of this or any election — they're in a tower somewhere, locked up with cups of coffee, lots of briefs and precedents, and the Federalist Papers.

Based upon the original 2008 paper and precedent within the literature, studies scoring ≥6 out of 10 were considered to be high quality [ 13, 51].

And while the UK Intelligence and Security Committee would prefer it otherwise, generic intrusion on our private communications, thoughts and papers has no precedent in the law of this land – and so it must stay.

OTTAWA — The current rate of sea ice loss in the Arctic is a change without precedent for 1,450 years, a paper published on Thursday by Nature concludes.