Sentence examples for which here are from inspiring English sources

But these banalities, which here are accompanied by glazed eyes, are also to the point: the world is burning, and all that some of us do is look at the flames with exhausted familiarity.

The main method that we use is based on the Schauder-type a priori estimates, which here are obtained by means of a modified Campanato space.

In 1894 the same word is recorded by Koizumi Eijirō, who describes it as "a red dye made of naphthol (nafusōru), with truly many varieties, of which here are a few with their names and chemical formulas" [35].

In addition, this finding further supports resource-based thinking which as postulated by CK Prahalad and Gary Hamel stipulates that, firms benefit more when resources are channeled towards core activities while the non core activities which here are merely supportive in nature are contracted to an outside vendor (Prahalad and Hamel, 1990).

Note that since M is not scaled the transcription profile corresponds to molecular population sizes which here are about 150 mRNA molecules per hour.

In this case the raw features (leaves) are the gene expression features x i, while the derived features (which here are the only additional features used) are aggregate pathway features derived here.

Speaking of which, here's Omar Saleem on the eternal man.

What really matters is the quality of the image and sound, which here is simply superb.

"Speaking of which, here's a place that might interest you," I say.

One caveat on the 9/11 figures is the number of wounded - which here is not from teh GTD.

Speaking of which, here's Phil Withall Gary Nayloror sits, Buddha like, in an empty theatre engulfed in a zen like trance.