Sentence examples for adapt the notation from inspiring English sources
In this section, we will adapt the notation so that edge k is a reaction from node l − to node l +, denoted by l ± ( k ) ∈ E (see Eq. 17).
Throughout the article, we adapt the definitions and notations from [8].
We adapt that notation for the current context and have described it in Table 1.
Here we reproduce the basic convergence result of [13], adapted to the notation of this paper.
Perhaps, adapting the conventions of mathematical notation, the movie character should be thought of as "Nash prime" or Nashi (i referring to an imaginary number).
According to this idea, the effect of stimulation on symbolic notations, such as digits and verbal numbers in this study, should have yielded similar results independent of the adapted notation.
As defined by Domazet-Loso and Tautz and adapted to the author's notation the formula of the TAI should begin TAI(l) not TAI(1).
Curwen adapted his system from that of Sarah Ann Glover (1786 1867), whose Manual of the Norwich Sol-fa System (1845) used the syllables of the system of notation of Guido of Arezzo (q.v ., and he also adapted from the system of Aimé Paris (1798 1866) terms for the notation of rhythm.
Considering the resulting poems to be "adapted notations" of his performances, he later published those he thought had merit.
(Adapted from Corollary 1 in [12]) Let (rho =frac {P}{sigma ^{2}}) and consider the notation (mathbf {T}=mathbf {T}(frac {1}{xi })) and (delta =delta (frac {1}{xi })).
