Sentence examples for then stemming from inspiring English sources

Then, stemming from the NAP property we can write ∥ u − u | ω 1 ∥ 2 2 ≤ ∥ u − u | supp ( s ) ∥ 2 2. (24).

In hindsight, I believe the emotion I felt then stemmed in part from something else – a deeper consciousness that the ice I had seen was vanishing.

Following the lead of other traceurs at the jam, Spoon wedges himself between two adjacent walls, pushes against one wall with his hands and against the other with his feet, then "stem" climbs horizontally along the designated route.

The different uses of descriptions then stem from the application of Gricean principles of conversational implicature to what was literally said.

Drain the chiles, then stem and seed them.

Back then, stem cell therapy was considered a Star Wars concept, and still is in many minds, but today this alternative therapy seems to be snowballing into becoming mainstream.

We then stemmed the words by applying the potter stemmer [ 14] and words with occurrence lower than 2 are discarded.

The input string is lowercased and split by whitespace to create a list of words, which are then stemmed by the default snowball stemmer.

Then, stem cutting samples remained 4 h in the infiltration solution on a light vacuum at room temperature and polymerized for 20 h at 4 °C.

If the prevailing wind pressure is sufficiently asymmetrical and consistent then stems could potentially be displaced from the vertical long enough to induce a gravitropic response (traditionally considered as distinct from thigmomorphogenesis) and more certainly lead to significant RW formation.

Since then stem rust has spread from a corner of Africa's Great Lakes to countries as distant as Iran and, recently, South Africa (see article).