Sentence examples for a stands for a from inspiring English sources
where A! stands for a primitive theoretical predicate 'being abstract', xF is to be read as "x encodes F" and [λy q] is a propositional property ("being such a y that q").
The acronym FAST helps ambulance personnel with stroke recognition: "F" stands for one side of the face drooping down when the person is asked to smile; "A" stands for a problem lifting one arm; "S" stands for slurring or jumbling up of words or speech; and T represents time: time to call 911.
He can hold the conjunction of 4 and 5 because he endorses a neutral free logic, i.e., the view that there may be true as well as false sentences of the form Fa, where "a" stands for a non-referring singular term.
Here G−1(A) stands for an element of preimage of A through G. Verification.
And "A" stands for "ally" (a friend of the cause) or "asexual," characterized by the absence of sexual attraction.
For details, see additional file 1. c The genotype A- ----/ stands for either A----/G-TGTGTG or A
Re(a) stands for the real part of a number a.
We denote this decision by m ∈ { a, r }, where a stands for acceptance and r for rejection.
Our task is to achieve a situation where availability stands for a reasonable price as well.
Gallo means "rooster" but in a political context it stands for a political fixer or bagman.
