They were symbolized as well by the disparate teachers and choreographers honored with the festival's teaching award, the Balasaraswati/Joy Ann Dewey Beinecke Chairs for Distinguished Teaching.
This truth was symbolized, as stated above, by the death of Christ, who, because of his unique relation to God and his moral perfection, made this truth more efficacious than any other martyr.
Rotational LBP operator is symbolized as, where, correspond to the number of points and radius, respectively, therefore, there are possible binary words for each.
Hare's chin-scratching old man character forever symbolized, as Abrams put it, "a person, a wizard, a chessmaster!" rather than a "black box," a term Abrams uses for the computerized rules and the opponent's artificial intelligence.
The lines in the lower part of the PIM represent the ranges of the latent scales with the means symbolized, as dark dots and the thresholds of the k-1 answering categories symbolized as circles with the number of the category.
This relationship is commonly symbolized as y = f(x).
The chromosome complement of one species may be symbolized as AA and the other BB.
A reaction in which a hydrogen atom shifts from one large molecule, symbolized as R H, to another, symbolized as R′ H, furnishes an example: The middle structure with the dotted lines represents a transition state.
This, we now know, is incorrect, for the methane molecule is chemically symbolized as CH4 and the ethylene molecule as C2H4.
Paramount to this approach is the design and synthesis of a molecular scaffold symbolized as "A-L-P" with "A" representing a unique ligand, specific for a receptor on the surface of the target cell.
According to the most generally accepted hypothesis, there were in Proto-Indo-European at least two distinct series of velar (or "guttural") consonants: simple velars (or palatals), symbolized as *k, *g, and *gh, and labiovelars, symbolized as *kw, *gw, and *gwh.
