Sentence examples for similarly again from inspiring English sources

Wood's county colleague, Stokes, was deprived of his first wicket in Tests in Adelaide two winters ago by a no ball and transgressed similarly again on the tour of West Indies.

Similarly, again using (2.2) and the Minkowski integral inequality, which now enforces the condition (frac{n-p}{n+q}<1), we obtain inequality (3.9) with the equality condition.

Similarly, again using (2.1) and the Minkowski integral inequality, which now enforces the condition (frac{n-p}{q}<1), we obtain inequality (3.3) with the equality condition.

The three could hook up similarly again.

Similarly, again among these same 532 respondents, Column 3 shows the subset from Column 2 who 'Definitely' identified the TSS and largely echoes the trends in statistically significant findings as seen in Column 2. Finally, Columns 4 and 5 in Table 1 show the parallel findings for the recognition probe lead-in question (Q37).

The Vieux Carre is similarly excellent, again made with Rittenhouse Rye 100, along with J. Cardin Cognac, Benedictine, bitters, lemon and Italian sweet vermouth.

After the first satellite passes an object below, it slows down slightly (because of the attraction), before the trailing spacecraft is similarly affected, again registering a slight change in distance between the two.

While the PM has held firm on the principle of the marriage reform, far from making it the emblem of a wider movement to modernise, he whispers to his party that he will not try anything similarly divisive again.

Similarly, using again the triangle inequality, the last assertion follows.

Similarly, put ; again we choose in such a way that (3.10).

If p b ( x, y ) = 0, then by the triangle inequality we get p b ( x, x ) = 0 and p b ( y, y ) = 0. Therefore, we have lim n → ∞ p b ( x n, y n ) = 0. Similarly, using again the triangle inequality, the other assertions follow.