Sentence examples for update described from inspiring English sources

After the prediction probability update described in (5), if the SU takes action a 1, we assume that the SU gets no rewards and pays nothing.

The update described the sweeping NSA program approvingly as merely collecting phone records "that pertain to persons who may be in communication with terrorist groups but are not already subject to an investigation".

On the GoFundMe page called "Dance party for #dancingman", a recent update describes that a "#dancingman meeting" held last night was a "great success".

This installment of "Standards Update" describes Shibboleth, an architecture for authentication/authorization to support interinstitutional sharing of resources that are subject to access control.

By the next morning my artist friends had left numerous anecdotes on my Facebook status update, describing the screen appearances of their works of art.

Status updates described pelting the police and breaking bus windows.

The updates described by Equation 12 also incorporate decision process where the management is concerned with compensation of the extraordinary large losses (-pr l )>prcomp, pr l <0.

Initially the error between updates, described by (23) is dominant, resulting in the saw tooth pattern, created as grows between position updates, then drops when at the next position update.

We simulated Hg emissions, chemistry, and atmospheric deposition using the GEOS-Chem model, described in detail by Selin et al. (2007, 2008), with updates described by Selin and Jacob (2008).

After comparing our RNA sequences with the latest gene models incorporating updates described in the recent reports [ 17- 19], we detected more than one thousand additional errors in gene models, alternatively spliced events including stage-specific alternatively spliced genes, and antisense transcripts in G and Oo stages.

Treasury should just issue periodic updates describing the progress in distributing the TARP funds and explaining what it's planning to do with the money, while refraining from any more big-picture statements on the economy.