Sentence examples for the later presentations from inspiring English sources

Diodorus is thus being presented sarcastically as a hired hand in the Pythagorean tradition, which is very much in accord with the later presentations of him as a poor man's Pythagoras on the fringes of Pythagoreanism.

As illustrated in Figure 2, supernatants from LPS presentations 1-3 shigherhigher levels of IL-6 compared to supernatants from the later presentations.

For convenience in the later presentation, denote by (K X)) and (K(Y)) all nonempty compact subsets of X and Y, respectively.

Clearly M 0 ⊂ M. For convenience in the later presentation, for any subset A of X, denote A c = { x ∈ X : x ∉ A }. Lemma 4.1 ([20]).

At the later presentation with ASI, two patients had deteriorated to grade C (8.7 %) and three had weakness grade D (13 %).

Overall, mortality rates are higher amongst men than women [11], perhaps because of the later presentation of disease.

Participants must abstract the deep meaning of the proverbs to create connections between them and the retrieval of the earlier episode during later presentations likely supports memory for the instances and the generalization.

Separability is, however, an explicit premise in all of Einstein's later presentations of the argument for the incompleteness of quantum mechanics, both in correspondence and in print (see Howard 1985 for a detailed list of references).

Note that Brouwer did not include this elucidation in the published paper (1926A), nor in later presentations.

Of course, Pellucid offers the ability to snapshot data for use in later presentations.

In those conditions, subjects reported the previous winner less often during the initial presentations of an intermittent presentation sequence than during later presentations.