Sentence examples for shortly refer from inspiring English sources

Let us, however, shortly refer to the notion of stable in probability (almost sure convergence), as it provides another means of describing stable or unstable filter behavior.

In the "Knowledge and systems and systems theory" section, we shortly refer to a first introduction and relation of "knowledge," "systems," and "systems theory," indicating opportunities of a mutual leveraging.

Developers complain about incompatibility with some colleagues, fatigue and lack of privacy to access email, social network websites, and others   Tools usage for metrics collection A, B, C, D, E, F Burndown/burnup charts and team velocity are often provided by tools, but they shortly refer to them.

In the following, we will shortly refer to 'not in paid employment' as 'not employed'.

Each record is called a resource record (RR), often shortly referred to as "record", containing the following ordered properties: The name of the record.

For non-specific residue interactions, we use the Gaussian Network Model (GNM) to identify folding cores in the limits of two classes of motions, shortly referred to as global and local.

In Figure 3, we show the convergence behaviors of potential function and the actual total network rate, shortly referred to as "actual rate", by using the proposed DPIWF algorithm for a random channel realization.

We assume the node weights as node degree and calculate the assortativity index (hereafter, shortly referred to as A.Index) of the network (considering the set of all edges) and the assortativity index of the maximal matching obtained with the MAM and MNM algorithms.

The experiments were carried out on inbred male Dark Agouti DA (RT1av1) originally obtained from the Zentralinstitut für Versuchstierzucht (Hannover, Germany) and MHC-identical Piebald Virol Glaxo PVG.1AV1 (RT1av1) (shortly referred to as PVG in this article) originally obtained from Harlan UK Limited (Blackthorn, UK).

The approach proved to discriminate between two groups of correlated mutation sites, shortly referred to as DRC and PhVC.

Spectral clustering of the resulting covariance matrices disclosed two distinctive clusters of correlated residues: the first, observed in set 1 but absent in set 2, contained residues involved in MDR acquisition; and the second, included those residues differentiated in the various HIV-1 protease subtypes, shortly referred to as the phylogenetic cluster.