Sentence examples for which we again from inspiring English sources

He's a Whitehall wonk with a comfortable life about which we (again) know very little.

While we maintained from the beginning that we had heard that there would be, some were certain there wouldn't be — something which we again refuted.

Therefore, there exists a subsequence, which we again denote by { u N }, such that u N → u weakly in L 2 and H ˚ 1 π as N → ∞ and ∥ u ∥ H ˚ 1 π ≤ C ∥ F φ ∥ L 2. holds.

Suppose now that {∫Ω |u n | p dx} is bounded, then {u n } is bounded in W1,pand so has a subsequence, which we again denote by {u n }, converging weakly to u in W1,p.

One way to look at this issue is to treat exits from unemployment to employment spells that last up to 30 days as right-censored rather than as standard exits.23 We can then examine the resulting changes in the estimated coefficients associated with worker characteristics, which we again do through the lens of survival rates to 12 and 24 months in unemployment.

Using Cramer's rule and (3), there is a constant which we again denote by M such that P ( j ) ( a ) ε j ≤ M P ϕ, [ a, ε, a + ε ] 0 ≤ j ≤ N. The proof of the following lemma is analogous to the one of Lemma 2.3 in [9], however we give it for sake of completeness.

Nothing that we come up with is likely to prevent the next disaster, but it will at least provide an explanation, and with it some respite from the discovery, which we make again and again, that life can turn on a dime, and that when it does it is often for no reason at all, or for reasons that cannot be grasped.

There was "Mad Men," which we watched again from the beginning during a snowstorm, my legs across his lap, the cat asleep on my stomach, Peggy Olson still vulnerable and meek.

For the interleaving attack, for which we may again hope to obtain a universal decoder using this approach, we do get a familiar result.

However, with all that, there is a more unpleasant edge that comes with him, which we saw again in that violent celebration.

Let us consider the subsequence of all viable admissible discontinuity curves in the conditions of Case 3, which we denote again by { γ n } n ∈ N to avoid overloading notation.