The phrase "preceding terms" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the words or phrases that appear before a particular word or phrase in a sentence. Example: In order to understand the concept of gravity, it is important to first define the preceding terms "mass" and "force."
(Terms in the sequence are the sum of the two preceding terms, so the next term here is 13).
In difference equation, each further term of the sequence or array is defined as a function of the preceding terms.
In mathematics, a difference equation produces a sequence of numbers where each term of the sequence is defined as a function of the preceding terms.
After examining the returned articles, the non-MeSH term "driving" was also used in conjunction with all of the preceding terms and abbreviations to determine if any articles had been previously overlooked.
Similar to the preceding terms, students consistently reported a high rate of participation in the practice quizzes for exam preparation either at the beginning of the studying process or to confirm exam readiness.
The solution of the form is assumed as follows: y_{1} ( x,T_{0},T_{2} ) = bigl[ A ( T_{2} )e^{iomega {T}_{0}} + cc bigr] Y ( x ), (13) where cc represents the complex conjugate of the preceding terms.
It is (or should be) a vacating of the university premises so that its body of scholars, both students and faculty alike, can have an uninterrupted private opportunity to read and study, to consolidate what they did in the preceding term, and to prepare for the coming term.
H.c. stands for the Hermitian conjugate of the preceding term.
subject to (18), where denotes the term that is equal to the relevant preceding term.
for the fluid motion, where i = - 1, and c.c. denotes the complex conjugate of the preceding term.
To compute the result of the remaining expectation operator, which acts as a weighting factor for the preceding term including the noise variances, we approximate the root expression by a first-order Taylor expansion for ε.
