Sentence examples for remark that since from inspiring English sources

This much may be inferred from the introduction, in which the editors remark that "since the late 1990s her writing has been internationally celebrated and her reputation revived.

We remark that, since ξ1=1, the quadratic form includes both linear and quadratic terms.

First of all, we have to remark that, since, for all, the trace of on turns out to belong to the space.

We remark that, since X is a complete metric space, we have F : H ( A ) → H ( A ) is continuous (w.r.t. the Hausdorff metric) see [30].

Let us remark that, since the shadow fading term ψdB is normally distributed, the path gain a of Equation (6) is a random variable.

We remark that, since there is no cooperation between receivers, the capacity region for this channel is the same as the one with the same marginal outputs p ( y 1 n | x 1 n, x 2 n, x 3 n ) and p ( y 3 n | x 1 n, x 2 n, x 3 n ).

It was a remark that made his associates wince, since it fed into a public image of the prime minister as defiantly stubborn and made his campaign seem more quixotic than it is.

In remarks that have since drawn criticism, Judge Gaeta said the relationship may have allowed the boy to "satisfy his sexual needs".

Earlier this week, Pascal apologized for remarks made by her and producer Scott Rudin about President Obama in a series of stolen emails that were published online, remarks that have since been called racist by the likes of Shonda Rhimes.

Denise Brown, Mrs. Simpson's sister, said on "Larry King Live" this evening that Judge Stock's ruling meant that the children would be uprooted once again and that she believed that Mr. Simpson only wanted the children as a "shield" to protect him in public from the hostile remarks that have dogged him since his acquittal.

As we walked to the make-up cubicle he remarked that since none of the participants appeared to be editors, perhaps the programme should be renamed.