Sentence examples for contextual notation from inspiring English sources
In this article, a contextual notation is introduced to distinguish between dimensional and dimensionless variables and parameters.
The contextual notation implies that an asterisk subscript is used to identify dimensional variables and parameters only when ambiguity may arise when the asterisk subscript is not used.
Using the context notation, the contextual information of ConfiguredService RepairShop(rs) presented in Table 1, is written as β rs =〈r rs, c rs 〉, where r rs = { membership == caa)} is the context rule and c rs = {(Location, Montreal)} is the contextual information of the service provider.
Russell showed in Whitehead & Russell 1927b how to provide contextual definitions for such notations in his formulation of type theory.
I would have much preferred to use throughout this section only the contextual sys-nets for illustrating the systemic notations.
A language called Contextual Help for Adaptive INterfaces eXtensible Markup Language (CHAINXML) and a visual notation were developed for expressing and depicting help models.
We followed the notation proposed by (Ali et al. 2010) which requires that each context specified in the contextual DGM must be refined through a set of statements and facts.
Notation, notation, notation.
Esthetics are contextual.
