Sentence examples for be denoted with a from inspiring English sources

While geofilters paid for by companies will be denoted with a tiny "Sponsored" imprint, they otherwise will function exactly the same as existing filters. .  .

These important stories will be denoted with a small blue triangle in the corner, and you can manually tell Facebook if it missed an important story, or if you don't care for one of the items it deemed important (in this sense, it's a bit like Gmail's Priority Inbox).

Given a document collection D, after removing stop words, there are total T different words remained, so each word w t (1 ≤ t ≤ T) can be denoted with a one-hot vector x t.

From Section 1.1, we know that each document d ∈ D can be denoted with a vector v d (( {boldsymbol{v}}_d={boldsymbol{h}}_T^4 )), where the dimension of v d is p. Given d, we randomly choose a word w from d, substitute w with a random word w ' ≠ w and then get a muted document d '.

The score, produced by Platt's procedure, ranges from 0 to 1, and will be denoted with a capital P (e.g., P = 0.5).

Estimates of these parameters obtained from the data via restricted maximum likelihood fitting (REML) will be denoted with a circumflex, for example the estimate of the difference in expression level due to genotype j γ j is denoted as.

Y8_1 is a YD sample, 8hpf, batch 1. Microarray batches have been denoted with A-C instead of 1 3, in order to distinguish RNAseq samples from microarray samples.

He clarified that he was a fan and admirer of Bonds and avoided the controversy regarding whether the record should be denoted with an asterisk due to Bonds' alleged steroid usage.

The critical switching current, which depends on U, is denoted with a dashed line.

In its Clothes for Women catalog, the availability of larger sizes is denoted with a red diamond with a "W" inside it.

It is denoted with a symbol V or sometimes E or U. Current is the rate of flow (the quantity of electrons) passing through a given point.