Sentence examples for as a denoting from inspiring English sources

Advocates of psychologism agree with platonists that in the sentence '3 is prime', '3' functions as a singular term (i.e., as a denoting expression).

A straightforward measurement of classification accuracy is the percentage of correctly classified instances (denoted as A).

We define the potential of A, denoted as U(A|S, T), as follows.

Everyone wears a kimono, or "gi," which is the traditional garb of the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner, as well as a belt denoting rank.

Herein, graphitized and porous fullerene carbon soot is used as matrix for preparation of activated carbon (denoted as a-FC).

A set of log-linear models was estimated to examine the associations among ego's HIV status (denoted as "E"), alter's HIV status (denoted as "A"), and unprotected sex (denoted as "U").

For simplicity, we represent both as a statement, denoted as a Boolean-type term, x, called a reified proposition [18].

The number of vertices in S adjacent to a vertex v is denoted as s a v) and in C is denoted as c a v).

The original "Flaming A" logo of the Atlanta Flames has been restored for use as a patch denoting the team's alternate captains.

It was not until the Indian census of 1911 that the term was used as a category denoting persons of mixed ethnicity.

A non-silencing shRNA vector was also used as a control, denoted as scrambled.