The phrase "a v of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "This is a v of the project timeline." (Note: "v" should be replaced with a complete word for clarity.)
Alternatives: "a version of" or "a view of".
Because translations have zero derivative, a general element ((A, v)) of (mathit{SE}(2)) then acts on complex-valued functions on (mathbb {R}^{2}) as (f mapsto ( x mapsto A f( -A^{-1} v + A^{-1} x ) )).
The valley walls closed in — a V of rock and snow in front of blue sky.
His tan was permanent, burned into the lower half of his face, his hands, and a V of leather at his neck.
The series on riding the El offers, among other treats, a window glimpse of a man, mouth open, in a dentist's chair as seen through a V of the line's underpinnings.
One paper mentioned that a singer who appeared nightly at the Rainbow Room made an impression at a fashionable luncheon by wearing "a black velvet heart-shaped hat, a V of pins holding in place voluminous purple veiling".
Let d denote the element ∑ v ∈ E 0 a v of M E. Then L K ( E ) ≅ B ( M E, d ).
Chen et al. [12] proposed two numerical schemes for a V-OF anomalous subdiffusion equation, one with first-order temporal accuracy and fourth-order spatial accuracy and the other with second-order temporal accuracy and fourth-order spacial accuracy.
Pulsatility index for veins (PIV) and velocity during late diastole (a-V) of the DV were measured and compared with the use of multilevel analysis, between fetuses with a heart defect and those without.
(Make a V out of your first two fingers and go for the eyes).
A phenyl- A − V of zero (no uptake/no release) indicated a balanced muscle protein metabolism.
