Sentence examples for the two precedent from inspiring English sources
In the two precedent algorithms (SBA and RAE), motion detection is performed by thresholding temporal variations.
In the two precedent identities, the integer q ≥ 2 is fixed, so {xn + q} and {xn + q−1} are subsequences from {x n }, and since {x n } g.m.s.
The postural instability index (PII) quantifying the postural performance, taking into account the two precedent indices (PI and CT), was also calculated [26], [27] as the following: PII = ΣxΣyPI(F1, F2, F3)/CT(F1, F2, F3).
The court, however, used the case to announce it was overruling the two precedents the Supreme Court had used when it established the "unique circumstances" doctrine in the 1960s.
On substance, Justice Alito probably had the better of the exchange: the law the decision partly struck down was enacted in 2002, and the older of the two precedents it reversed was from 1990.
It has been 286 days since the EC opened their investigation, and the two precedents were EDF's Hinkley Point and RWE's Lynemouth; approved after 294 and 285 days respectively.
"The one precedent you might consider is 1937, when there was also a premature withdrawal of fiscal stimulus, and the economy fell into another recession more painful than the first".
The results of comparison of the root mean square errors (RMSEs) of code tracking of the seven precedent waveforms are given in Figures 13 and 14. Figure 13 RMSE of the LOS signal delay estimation versus SNR.
It was on the basis of those two precedents that this Court later made its decision in Big Vein Coal Company of West Virginia v. Read, supra.
Although SOS can cause nodular regenerative hyperplasia, the finding of a nodule mimicking liver metastasis has been, to the author's knowledge, only described in the literature in two precedent publications.
In this paper the topic of two precedent papers [1, 2] (Journal of Sound and Vibration216,649 671, 673 696), about sound fields in wedge-shaped spaces, is resumed and continued.
