Sentence examples for thus back to from inspiring English sources

"And thus, back to the anxiety meter," the N.B.A.'s Austin said, chuckling.

All these terms have exponential decay, and thus, back to inequality (36), this concludes the proof of (23).

We are thus back to a problem involving two functions in a larger space, which is the product space ℍ j.

And thus back to Glasgow's drinking culture.

So it might seem that the arguments against primitivism and eliminativism bring one back to a reductive account of causation, and thus back again to probability and process, and their descendants.

Online stores personalize our preferences, thus feeding back to us our own taste.

Sinclair thus circles back to Althorp and reports a startling claim, based on two independent witnesses.

Macroscopic trajectories are thus traced back to unstable, source-type, and even sometimes saddle-like stationary points, even though the microscopic simulator only evolves forward in time.

The only way to counter this shift is to create publicly-run and free-access online publishing platforms, thus going back to the original 'golden path'.

That would have been turned into an electronic signature that could have been appended to every Internet message or activity and thus tracked back to its source.

During daylight, artists working at easels on the home-port pier would paint pictures of the images thus relayed back to Spain.