Sentence examples for precisely starting from inspiring English sources

More precisely, starting from the continuum Dirac equation, it is shown that QW's can be placed in one-to-one correspondence with numerical schemes based on operator splitting and the QLB scheme.

More precisely, starting from a recently introduced measure to determine the topological entropy of non-hierarchical networks, we provide bounds for estimating the entropy of hierarchical graphs.

More precisely, starting at the next-highest scoring read R, it skips R if R is already in a unitig.

We timed the duration of blood sampling precisely, starting from moment that the birds were caught in the noose carpet (av. duration = 2.10 ± SD: 0.55 min).

More precisely, starting from a generic protein i and a function class named c, the cypher implementation identifies the proteins j for which a relationship of type SIM exists with i and such that j is of class c.

So the campaign against the researchers was extraordinarily successful; but who precisely started it?

For the free fall of macroscopic test masses it is important to start with precisely defined starting conditions concerning the positions and velocities of the test masses.

That fatwa, if not precisely the starting point in our modern confrontation with Islamic extremism, was a major landmark.

Photographing with film is more thoughtful and reflective; you have to be sure, and define your time more precisely, before starting work.

Which is precisely the starting point of trying to make sense of Shanahan's wildly inconsistent decision making, not only on Prust's hit but also on other infractions in this postseason.

The training course has been precisely structured, starting with lectures (photos and video clips) and then hands-on training.