Sentence examples for predecessor described from inspiring English sources

Each state depends only on its immediate predecessor described by a transition probabilities b ij from state i to state j.

Mr. Aliyev was dismissive of his predecessor, describing him as a professor who lacked the experience to run a country and deal with the political complexities of leadership.

Francis also dismissed sinister whisperings about his relationship with his predecessor, describing living with Benedict in the Vatican as "like having … a wise grandfather living at home".

Channing Freeman of Sputnikmusic gave an appreciative review of the album while praising its lyrical improvements over the predecessor, describing the album overall as "a wake-up call for post-hardcore bands".

Third, the hyalinosis our predecessors described so well is amyloid, localized to the islet and the result of the aggregation of one of the β-cell's own secretory products, islet amyloid polypeptide (10).

In an interview with La Repubblica – his second in as many weeks – the pope hit out at the pomp of some of his "narcissistic" predecessors, describing the papal court as "the leprosy of the papacy".

Sir Menzies Campbell, Clegg's predecessor, has described the speech as "brilliant".

As Zambian high commissioner in London (1968-69) hadhad the task of restoring relations after his predecessor had described Britain as "a toothless bulldog".

It was heard again when, in 2000, he beatified Pius IX, his 19th-century predecessor who described Jews as "dogs [who] bark in all the streets and molest people everywhere".

He foresaw that crippling deficits imperiled Canada's education and health- care systems, which even his Conservative predecessor, Brian Mulroney, described as a "sacred trust".

His predecessors have described even the 19 figure as "totally inadequate".