Sentence examples for * o r from inspiring English sources

Vowel, consonant, "o," "r".

Note that for every r, F ∩ O r o = F r holds and the set F r ∪ O r o ¯ = S r F is closed.

From inequality (8), it follows that dist ( S r F, S r G ) < ∞ for every r ⩾ 0. Indeed, this is obvious if R ∗ < ∞ ; in the case when R ∗ = ∞, one has S r F = ( F ∩ O r ) ∪ O r o ¯, S r G = ( G ∩ O r ) ∪ O r o ¯ and hence, dist ( S r F, S r G ) ⩽ dist ( F ∩ O r, G ∩ O r ) < ∞.

Angle: ArcCos C O R i j (21).

The asymptotic complexity is therefore O(R 3) per iteration.

Let x ∈ S r ¯ F r ¯ ∩ O r o.

holds, then R DF O > R AF O.

"H-O-R-S-E isn't bad.

B-O-R-I-N-G, yawn my children.

Play a game of H-O-R-S-E?

Is H-O-R-S-E a sport?