Sentence examples for bold manuscript from inspiring English sources

Overall, this is a bold manuscript that promises to deeply influence the stream of thought on the origin of life.

Let (dimension: [bit/s/Hz]) be the desired capacity for a user in the primary network (In this manuscript, bold letters refer to random variables).

Therefore, HABP 4044 peptide analogues modified in critical RBC binding residues identified by glycine analogue screening (highlighted in bold types throughout the manuscript), were synthesized according to the rules mentioned above [17].

It begins: "A bulky manuscript in a bold cursive hand appeared on our desk the other morning".

In this manuscript, we use bold face notation to represent a vector or a matrix.

In another direction, Dan Rizzie's combinations of paint and collage take part of their impact from their intriguing juxtapositioning of bold, iconic flower shapes with tiny manuscript details and old wallpaper scraps.

The posthumous publication of these manuscripts, among which are several bold and original works in the sciences, philosophy, and literature, have made Diderot more highly appreciated in the 20th century than he was in France during his lifetime.

The sentence in bold above is missing in one of the major manuscripts and Alexander makes no mention of it in his commentary on the Metaphysics.

The manuscript by Ovchinnikov et al. represents a bold attempt in predicting structures of proteins without structural templates.

To facilitate the distinction between scalars, vectors, matrices, and tensors, the following notation is used throughout the manuscript: scalars are represented by italic letters, vectors by lowercase bold-faced letters, matrices by uppercase bold-faced letters, and tensors as bold-faced calligraphic letters.

Thus the second bold stroke of the ensemble's approach: the assertion that the manuscript represents Gypsy music-making.