Sentence examples for using a similar reasoning from inspiring English sources

Then, using a similar reasoning as above, the spectral efficiency of the transmission that employs HIR-DFEC is expressed by (12).

By using a similar reasoning to the proof of Theorem 2.9, we see that the sequence ({x_{n}}) is a w-Cauchy sequence and thus, by w-completeness, there exists (x^in X_{w}) such that (x_{n}rightarrow x^ ) as (n rightarrow infty).

Then, by using a similar reasoning to previous ones, since (F_{T^{*n}x, z} ( varepsilon /2 ) to 1) as (n to infty) we have (F_{T^{*n}x, z} ( varepsilon /2 ) > 1 - lambda), (forall n ge bar{n}_{0} ( in mathbf{Z}_{0 +} ) = bar{n}_{0} ( varepsilon, lambda )) for any given (varepsilon in mathbf{R}_) and (lambda in ( 0, 1 )).

Using a similar reasoning, the larger off-normal unit cell dimension for BT-T-ID is 19 Å.

Because the pedigrees of the selected individuals are known, we use a similar reasoning as in [ 4] to estimate the effective population size of each population at each generation from the real population size (N), and the variance (V o)) of the offspring number: (10) depends on the standing genetic variance at the beginning of the selection.

Using a similar line of reasoning, we hypothesized that more neurotic trainers should be more inclined to make sure their trainees do use feedback (consequential impact).

Genotype imputation methods like Beagle and fastPHASE use a similar reasoning: they use information from neighboring SNPs because these SNPs likely share a history with the SNP to be imputed due to physical linkage.

(Recall also that this number can be pushed up to 1/3 by choosing a set of 13 directions!) Cabello (2002), using a very similar reasoning, has shown that the MKC models lead to predictions that testably differ from the ones of QM.

Kelly had used a similar line of reasoning last week in response to the overwhelming backlash to the Jones interview, claiming that her job as a journalist was to "shine a light" on the "influential" Jones, who despite his "outrageous conspiracy theories," has the ear of President Trump.

A similar reasoning, using fact that the pair { F, G } is weakly left-related and the relations (9), leads to y 0 ⪯ y 1 ⪯ y 2 ⪯ ⋯ ⪯ y n ⪯ ⋯.

A similar reasoning, using fact that the pair { F, g } is weakly left-related and the relations (13), leads to y 0 ⪯ y 1 ⪯ y 2 ⪯ y 3 ⪯ ⋯ ⪯ y n ⪯ ⋯.