Sentence examples for some essential facts from inspiring English sources

Some essential facts of neutral stochastic delay differential equations are introduced in [10, 11].

In Section 2, we present some essential facts from fractional calculus, more precisely, the definitions of the fractional derivative in the sense of Riemann-Liouville and in sense of Caputo and their relationship between them, for some new senses: the reader may refer to [9 11].

But public health sleuths are still scrambling to figure out some essential facts about the virus: how it spreads from person to person, who is most (and least) vulnerable, when a victim is most contagious, and how long the virus incubates before making its victims noticeably ill.

Maltese, who is broad-shouldered and gregarious, had diagrammed some of the essential facts of DACA on the board.

In this essay, we shall consider some of the essential facts of natural vision and argue that the organization of behaviour plays a crucial role in shaping the design of visual neurons.

The reasons behind the violence in these two cities, which lie 520km (323 miles) apart on the southern fringes of the Taklamakan Desert, are confused and disputed but some of the essential facts are clear.

The state department also issued a statement on Tuesday, saying that the "essential facts" of the attacks "have been known for some time", and have been the subject of numerous reviews, including one by an independent review board.

So I don't think this weakens the case that there are two essential facts about placebos: they do work better than chance, for some things some of the time, and they work because people believe in them.

If the fundamental facts (as some have suggested) are just those facts that lack grounds, then if the essential facts lack grounds then they're fundamental in nature.

The essential facts are these.

The essential facts are as follows.