Sentence examples for For denoting from inspiring English sources
For denoting the adsorption of NH2NO2 molecule on the surface of pristine and C-replaced BN nanosheet, we define the A and B models, respectively.
However, it is within medieval and early modern Jewish literature, both philosophical and mystical, that the term "holy spirit" is elevated to prominence, as it becomes key for denoting the intimate communion between humanity and God, especially on the Sabbath.
LINCOS, based on formal constructive logic, was primarily designed for dealing with logic contents of messages but is also applicable for denoting structural properties of more general abstractions embedded in such messages.
"From an evolutionary prioritization perspective, I think most of this comes down to gating mechanisms we have in place for denoting and 'tagging' incoming stimuli as important for the continuation of our existence," Nicco Reggente, Ph.D., a cognitive neuroscientist at the Tiny Blue Dot Foundation, said.
In English, the subjunctive mood is the indicator for denoting contrary-to-fact thought.
But that is merely to mimic with empty terms an inference pattern that holds for denoting terms.
For, denotes the spectral radius of.
FORs <1 denote reduction in fecundity or longer TTP, and FORs >1 denote a shorter TTP.
This is especially true for adjectives denoting personality characteristics related to morality.
