The phrase "amount denoted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity or value that is indicated or represented by a figure or symbol.
Example: "The amount denoted in the invoice must be paid by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "indicated amount" or "specified amount".
In minority spin channels, one e level is pushed up and the other is pushed down by the same amount (denoted as the double exchange Δ dd 1).
In an ideal situation, the traction current J1 returns from the train to the substation along the rails but in practice a certain amount, denoted by J0, of the current leaks into the earth and takes a path determined by the ground conductivity before going back to the system at the substation, which is assumed to be the location of the return of all the current to the system.
This measure denotes the amount of most specific residues in the orthologs, and is expressed as a percentage of the total number of amino acids in the proteins.
Expectedly, the reversal of the net charge prevents GFP from being translocated successfully into the stroma to a substantial amount, as denoted by predominant fluorescence in the ER.
Therefore, considering the Eq. (1), the amounts of denoted entropy are reasonable.
Dynamic electricity rates are given by (p_t) and decisions on EV charging amounts are denoted (phi _t).
The total amount of A, denoted by A T is determined by the initial conditions.
The obtained composite electrocatalysts with various amount of Cu2S (denoted as Cu2S@RWY-x%, x represents for weight percent of Cu2S) display superior ORR activity, especially for [email protected] [email protected] catalytic activities in an alkaline solution with the onset potential of 0.90 V (vs. RHE), quasi-four-electron transfer pathway, and small Tafel slope (69 mV/dec).
Firms choose the amount of training, denoted by ( tau ), facing a cost, (C tau ),) which is assumed to be linear, i.e., ( C tau )=ctau ), with (c>0).
In fact, according to Goodman's nominalist approach, possessing a feature (or what ordinarily would also be called a property, such as being blue) just amounts to being denoted by a certain predicate or, more precisely, by a "label" (such as "blue").
This means that for each act of acquisition, the methods were restricted to acquiring a predefined number of files equal to the amounts that followed, denoted as X: 10 files, 20 files, and so on (with gaps of 10 files), until 160 files, and subsequently at 200, 250, 300 and 350 files.
