Sentence examples for preceding part from inspiring English sources

This paper, Part II of a two-part study, presents the numerical calibration and validation of the microplane constitutive model M4L for concrete formulated in the preceding part.

This extremely brief burst of activity was the finale of Twyla Tharp's 1970 work "The One Hundreds". The duration of the preceding part of the piece could be measured in minutes: about 20.

The Longest Previous non-overlapping Factor table (LPnF) stores for each position of a string the maximal length of factors occurring both there and in the preceding part of the string.

By "in this sense" I mean, in the sense of assumptions, theses, factual claims about what there is and what there is not, apart from the implied empirical consequences which we discussed in the preceding part.

An argument entirely similar to the preceding part gives that, where (2.21).

By the same argument as in the preceding part, there is a subsequence converging to (bar{mathbf{x}}).

The preceding parts illuminate that poem's theme of an inner life which we hide but yearn to share.

The great Encyclopédie de la musique et dictionnaire du Conservatoire (1913 31) was begun by the French writer on music Albert Lavignac and continued by Lionel de La Laurencie, but the third part, a dictionary of names and subjects covered in the preceding parts, was never issued.

For this specific class, all of the more general results of the preceding parts of Section 4, including the main results in Theorems 7 and 8, allow an additional interpretation which in each case is based upon a suitable non-Euclidean geometry.

One that did not cancel out the preceding parts but instead absorbed them, organically and totally recreating a new pattern with them, bringing them to life again and enhancing them while keeping them together in a shape endowed with a new "principle of order and meaning".

"I shall treat the nature and power of the Affects, and the power of the Mind over them, by the same Method by which, in the preceding parts, I treated God and the Mind, and I shall consider human actions and appetites just as if it were a Question of lines, planes, and bodies".