Sentence examples for refers proving from inspiring English sources

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And the latest emails to which Trump refers "proving" Hillary and the Clinton Foundation are crooked, that they are somehow profiting from the connection -- what the hell are they talking about?

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Experts who speak confidently about "supplies of oil" are referring to "proved reserves," but those determine nothing.

To guarantee the correctness, rigorousness, generality of the developed results, Lyapunov stability theory is referred to prove the neural network model identification and the designed closed-loop control systems uniformly ultimately bounded stable.

In other words, design patterns for the service design stage of service creation assist business analysts by providing advice on how to solve a problem by referring to proven working solutions.

Taking consideration of the correctness, rigorousness, and generality of the new development, the Lyapunov stability theory is referred to prove that the closed-loop control system is uniformly ultimately bounded stable and the output of the system is converged to a small neighborhood of the desired trajectory.

On balance, the three meta-analyses referred above prove moderate effects on certain variables and on certain type of interventions.

However, most referred cases prove to be benign after further assessment either with only imaging (additional views and ultrasound) or with additional biopsy procedures.

Emergency Obstetric Care refers to a proven set of essential interventions geared towards reducing maternal deaths [ 4, 7].

Over the last decade, Dew, as the company fondly refers to it, has proved to be one of the industry's fastest-growing brands, propelled by an image that is almost as frenzied as the pace of its sales.

"I went there with an imagined review in my head: 'She took 10 years to find her voice and then a year to lose it.'" Christie's notional notice, which did not prove prophetic, refers to the unusual curve of her career.

In Definition 6.4 the nomenclature "topologically self-similar set" comes from the work of Kigami [73] and Kameyama [69], mainly in the context of analysis on fractals; it refers to the readily proved fact that K is invariant for F, i.e. K = ∪ f n ( K ) = F ( K ).

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