Sentence examples for some of the enumerated from inspiring English sources

Although this list is not comprehensive and some readers would attribute a rather minor effect to some of the enumerated factors, we consider that the table may facilitate the interpretation of present results in the following discussion.

"Every good critic, every interesting critic, will commit some of the crimes enumerated above, whether brazenly or unwittingly," he concludes.

Recent contributions on the existence of solutions with some of the previously enumerated properties or another type of almost periodicity to neutral functional differential equations have been made in [10, 11], for the case of neutral ordinary differential equations, and in [12 15] for partial functional differential systems.

In Politico's encapsulation, the two judges "agreed that freedom of speech is the most important of the freedoms enumerated in the Bill of Rights".

One of the rights enumerated in the Constitution is the free exercise of religion.

Many of the commitments enumerated by the press release are vague and contain no numbers.

Covariates included all five of the previously enumerated exposure variables.

Based on the findings of the report, some of the salient points are enumerated which are used with the present work: (a) The results of the analyses indicate that the diameter of the pier does not have a significant effect on the impact force exerted by a given truck and the speed.

Some of the cycles of Φ enumerated by NetworkX correspond to closed paths with revisited nodes in the bipartite digraph G, and are therefore not cycles of G.

Occupy Wall Street "occupying" the Bowling Green Since the movement began last September, a lot of commentators have enumerated the similarities of Occupy and the Tea Party.

When the number of enumerated traces decreases, the amount of space that we need to keep the traces in memory also diminishes.