Sentence examples for the exposition by from inspiring English sources

Inspired by the exposition by Chan et al.

The distances in-between adjacent subsets are assumed to be identical just to facilitate the exposition by simplifying the contractive condition to the form (2.1) so as to make less involved their associate calculations.

We only consider consistent subgraphs as descriptions of function and simplify the exposition by referring to such graphs as prediction or annotation graphs.

After him, however, can be cited the commentary, published in 1918, of Norman Kemp Smith, producer of the standard English translation of Kant's first Critique, and later the remarkable exposition by the Oxford Kantian Herbert J. Paton, Kant's Metaphysic of Experience (1936).

Writer spoke with Albert Balk, manager in charge of the Exposition, organized by a company called "Shows & Expositions".

Another resource of development is to seize on an apparently minor feature of the exposition and, by developing it extensively, to demonstrate its hidden importance.

Then, F1 would be larger than F2.27One could simplify the exposition further by assuming that R o (0)=R h (0)=D R (0)=0, in which case this gap would be simply D s (x).

Similar to the exposition provided by Pruitt et al. ([2012]), economic theory suggests the farmer maximizes expected utility associated with the adoption of TMPPS as: max i E U π m (1).

To evaluate skills retention, after the sole effect of the exposition determined by this study, participants did not practice any type of laparoscopic procedure (no lab training nor surgery) and the tasks were tested again (T3) after a 2-year resting period in the same manner than for T1 and T2.

("So, hey toots, thanks for all the exposition and by the way, nice dress").

We have greatly simplified the exposition here by concentrating on spike frequency as a major indicator of neural behavior.