Sentence examples for the mentioned proposal from inspiring English sources
Although the mentioned proposal seems speculative, it is important to take into account our recent publication (Díaz et al., J. Bacteriol.
This note seeks to provide an initial analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the European Commission's impact assessment (IA) accompanying the above mentioned proposal, submitted on 8 November 2017 and referred to Parliament's Committee on Transport and Tourism.
The performance of the above mentioned proposals are rather promising at the expense of high signaling overhead [103].
Conversely to other mentioned proposals, GREENIE does not exclusively promote the routes to the gateway but all the routes composed of static routers.
The message, sent to about five million fans in its data base — and also distributed to teams so they could distribute it — mentions proposals for the 18-game season (and cutbacks in off-season workout programs) and for a rookie wage scale.
All the mentioned authors consider their experimental proposals as empirical refutations of NC, but this has been doubted (Barrett and Kent 2004), for reasons considered in the next paragraph.
Today Sheik Abdullah, the son of the Emirates' ruler, mentioned the proposal in various conference side rooms.
The above mentioned Commission proposal relates to import of seeds from non-EU countries.
The author mentions the proposal that emotional organization is a primary task of children and mentions the typical stages of such emotional organization, mentioning the recommendation of Greenspan (as cited in Bergen, 2016).
Although the term spectrum-specific statistics was not explicitly mentioned, the proposal of Fenyo and Beavis [13] to fit per spectrum the tail of score distribution to an exponential represents the first attempt, to the best of our knowledge, in this direction.
Havens mentioned the proposal put forth by Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), the "Religious Freedom Restoration Act," that would allow any institution or corporation to cut off birth control coverage by citing religious grounds.
