Sentence examples for whereby after from inspiring English sources

A more sensible idea, he said, would be to introduce "earned amnesty", whereby after a period of about five years individuals could "show their commitment to this society and to this economy" to earn the right to stay.

A better approach might be two-step passwords, whereby after entering your main password, you are then set a temporary password via SMS.

Venous access occurs via the common femoral vein, whereby after passage of the intact vena saphena flaps, a 2-cm flow-limiting high-grade anastomosis stenosis on the transition of the POP1/POP2 segment is shown retrogradely.

For example, Imperial Oil reports a steam injection scenario, whereby after initial back production of mainly water, the bitumen production is characterised by relatively constant water oil ratio (Batycky et al. 1997).

This is a straightforward extension of the standard gossip consensus scheme, whereby after each (pairwise) exchange of messages, the agents requantize their values and exchange this quantized value at the next iteration.

The importance of 1st ply failure, which was first observed on a boron epoxy repair to the F-111 D6ac steel wing pivot fitting, and how to alleviate this failure mechanism is then discussed as is the common design approach whereby after patching the repair is designed to have a ΔK beneath the ASTM long crack threshold ΔKth.

A new dislocation model for the {332} twinning mechanism is proposed whereby that after a pair of stacked twinning dislocations move, shuffling of an atomic group consisting of three atoms occurs, forming one elementary twinned layer of four {332} planes.

Taken together, these data support a model whereby, shortly after birth, the SC pool is composed of functionally equivalent LRCs and nonLRCs that transition into a unidirectional hierarchical relationship throughout ontogeny.

Therefore, in the present cross-sectional study of Japanese individuals, we aimed to investigate whether menopause among women is associated with dysglycemia independently of normal aging and the possible mechanism whereby women after menopause would have a higher probability of having dysglycemia compared with men of a similar age.

This was due to the presence of a 'positive recency effect', whereby explicit prediction after a single E1 event is lower than after a single E1 E2 pairing (see also, Hyman, 1953).

The lower graph in Fig. 8 (training 2) shows that both the measurement taken in the afternoon and the one taken 6 months later resulted on average in lower ratings, whereby the ratings after 6 months roughly lie between the ratings of the other two time points measured.