Sentence examples for cm stands for from inspiring English sources
The acronym CM stands for covariance matrix.
After decades of remaining mostly coy on the matter CM Punk confirmed, under oath, that CM stands for "Chick Magnet". CM Punk was brought to tears when describing his infamous exchange with Dr. Christopher Amann during the 2014 Royal Rumble where Amann allegedly asked: "what do you want me to do?" A brief recess was required for Punk to compose himself.
As initially inspired by Grigoriev et al. [ 40] and then applied by Roten et al. [ 41], a cumulative GC skew non-ponderated to the G+C content is a function CmGC i), measuring at each chromosome position i the excess of Gs by calculating the difference of the number of Gs and Cs, present from the first to the i-th nucleotide position: Cm GC i) = [Gi]- [Ci] where Cm stands for cumulative.
The groups were named according to the libraries from which the reads were derived (c, m, s, cm, cs, ms, cms, where c stands for control, m for mild stress, and s for severe stress, cm for control and mild stress etc).
Peak at 2902.34 cm-1 stands for the stretching vibration peak of -CH3 group, the absorption peaks of the benzene ring appeared at 1616.06 cm-1, 1544.70 cm-1 and 1455.99 cm-1, the absorption peak of the carbonyl group was found at 1737.55 cm-1.
For constant and fully developed laminar flow between the two parallel plates, the magnitude of the wall shear stress in between was calculated by formula 1: tau =frac{eta;r;omega}{H} in which η is the dynamic fluid viscosity (dyn/cm2), r is the radius of the plate (cm), ω stands for angular velocity and H for height (vertical distance in between the two plates).
TYPE in cmd (this stands for command prompt).
In the case of EIC, the on-line arithmetical computatione[13] yields (8κ2+8κ+2 M K CMs where κ stands for the neighborhood zone within which the interference is considered for the interference canceler.
POES stands for Polar Orbiting Environmental Satellite.
(Here, "D" stands for Discontinuities).
When an electric field F is applied to the QD, the energies E of the two excitonic lines composing the bright exciton behave according to: E = E 0 − pF + β F 2, where E0 is the energy of the Xs at F = 0 kV/cm, and β stands for its polarizability.
