Sentence examples for as denotes from inspiring English sources

The th tab of the channel impulse response between the th user and the th receive antenna is denoted as, denotes the transmitted signal from the th user and is the additive white Gaussian noise at the th receive antenna.

entries each distributed as denotes the additive white Gaussian noise on the feedback channel and SNR fb represents the average transmit power (and also the average SNR in the feedback channel).

This can be calculated as follows:

S and AS denote the sense and antisense primers, respectively.

as, where denotes the -field generated by.

In the "least developed countries," as denoted by the report, Internet penetration remains under ten per cent.

Mormons consider themselves Christians — as denoted in the church's name, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Ballard dips in and out of the main narrative, as denoted by lighting and sound effects, giving the show a defined structure and a suitably driving momentum.

But that job description is losing its puissance; many executives treat the word manager as denoting no more than a foreman or straw boss.

Bold uppercase letters, such as, denote matrices, bold lowercase letters, such as, denote column vectors, and normal letters denote scalars.

Lenders set their desired investment amount and interest rates from 4%to15%5% for 5 classes of borrower credit risk, as denoted by AQUSH itself.