Sentence examples for start by expressing from inspiring English sources
To derive an analytic expression for the PSD of CB-FMT, we can start by expressing the (continuous) transmission of samples x(n) as follows: x ( n ) = ∑ m ∈ Z ∑ k = 0 M - 1 X ( k ) ( m M 1 ) g P ( n - m M 1 ) W M nk, n ∈ Z, (32).
He might start by expressing regret for permitting his representatives to advertise the prospect of a Liddle editorship before the deal was done.
GENERAL McCHRYSTAL -- I think I'd start by expressing specific condolences at the loss of everyone, and that's what we meant to do, but journalists in particular because, particularly with this war, journalists have been closer to coalition soldiers than probably ever before with the embedded program, and those who are not.
We start by expressing these partial derivatives in an explicit form that sheds light on the implementation aspects of the update rule Equation 12.
Kelley Moore suggests you start by expressing a little flair on the organizational front by using brightly colored file folders and linen-covered containers from Target or The Container Store.
Jaymie: I want to start by expressing my love for Janel Parrish and what she brought to Mona Vanderwaal.
Lutz started by expressing his concerns about the 35 miles per gallon mandate working through the Congress.
Golden started by expressing the hope that perhaps some of the hopeful producers and DJs occupying the audience could one day be sitting on the other side of the room, expounding their own knowledge on a slew of slightly "green," hungry artists.
Most informants started their interviews by expressing this feeling.
Coming to the end of one of his longest trips as secretary of state, Mr. Powell started in the morning by expressing mild but unmistakable criticism of Israel's killing of a top Hamas leader on Saturday night.
(3221 BS, ≥ 11 years of experience, below average results) Some teachers, however, did not start by observing the results, but by expressing criticism.
