Sentence examples for previously introduced by from inspiring English sources

This was previously introduced by Moudafi [11] and also developed by Xu [12].

In addition, focus-groups were instrumented according to guidelines previously introduced by Morgan et al. [30].

The concept of cone metric spaces over Banach algebras was previously introduced by Liu and Xu in [7].

Mark Griffiths, professor of gambling studies at Nottingham Trent University, said the new code went further than anything previously introduced by the gambling sector.

Two-scan is a simple and efficient algorithm in computation time that was previously introduced by Rosenfeld and Pfaltz in 1966 [4].

In this paper, within a framework that also includes other variants previously introduced by the authors, the algorithm's parameters are co-evolved with the particles.

Due to the fact that the relations between enzymes and reactions are not always biunivocal, the reaction subset does not always match the concept of Enzyme Subset previously introduce by Pfeiffer et al. [ 49], and for this reason the term Reaction Subset seams more appropriate [ 48].

For community members who had already adopted household-level water treatment, the upesi jiko may have been compatible with an idea that was previously-introduced by SWAP; namely, products introduced at the household level can improve child survival.

According to elementary geometrical considerations (Figs. 1, 2), the reflection angle θ is related to the previously introduced quantities by the equation cos{theta} = frac{D}{sqrt{D^2+h_x^2+h_y^2- left(h_x,cos{alpha} + h_y,cos{beta}right)^2}}. (5).

A novel concept for the self-alignment of microparts on a substrate by means of electrostatic attraction has been previously introduced and experimentally verified by the authors.

The absolute value of the critical layer/ligament thickness and its dependence on the network density can be explained by the previously introduced energy-based model or, alternatively, by the detailed micromechanical analysis of the craze growth mechanism as proposed by Kramer.