Sentence examples for as a general expression from inspiring English sources
The above hydrodynamic equations can be expressed as a general expression shown below frac{partial }{partial {x}^left varphi {u}^right)+frac{partial }{partial {y}^left varphi {v}^right)=S+frac{partial }{partial {y}^left(Nfrac{partial varphi }{partial {y}^right) (8 where φ is the dependent variable, N is the diffusion, and S is the source term.
There are nice period touches, especially the use of the word "Skill!" as a general expression of boy approval.
By contrast, Japanese participants viewed an apology as a general expression of remorse rather than as a means of assigning blame.
You will still see the word "migrants" or "migration" in the Guardian as a general expression to cover people who for whatever reason have moved, or are moving, from the country of which they are nationals to another.
The Court said that a campaign contribution served only as "a general expression of support for the candidate and his views, but does not communicate the underlying basis for the support".
As it is developed analytically without any approximation, it could be used as a general expression for FMCW SAIS system.
Khan has written to Grayling to that effect and on Tuesday the assembly's cross-party transport committee did the same, as part of a general expression of concern about lack of progress on rail devolution.
Tony Howlett, service manager for people with learning disabilities at Leicestershire County Council, said it was seen as "more of a general expression of her anxieties at the bullying and harassment and not any sort of intention to commit suicide".
Equation A16 can be rewritten in a general expression as follows (A17).
The three mixed models have a general expression as follows: y = β X + Z u + e where X is the design matrix for fixed effects β, Z is the design matrix for random effects, and u and e are the residual matrix that follows the distribution e ~ N 0,σeI).
The minimum Euclidian distance is estimated for these PSK TCM schemes and a general expression is found as a function of the wordlengths Nin and N. The symbol error rate (SER) is estimated by simulation for PSK TCM transmissions over an additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) channel.
