Sentence examples for conventionally denoted from inspiring English sources
A real vector space of two dimensions can be given a Cartesian coordinate system in which every point is identified by an ordered pair of real numbers, called "coordinates", which are conventionally denoted by x and y.
The latent trait is conventionally denoted as θ, and is conventionally expressed in standardized units.
The experimental models we used to evaluate anti-inflammatory treatments have explored what is conventionally denoted as pharmacological "activity" on one symptom (e.g. foot swelling).
Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNP) at the SFTPA1 codons 19, 50, 62, 133 and 219, and at the SFTPA2 codons 9, 91, 140 and 223 have been used to define the SP-A haplotypes, which are conventionally denoted as 6A n for the SFTPA1 gene and 1A n for the SFTPA2 gene (see Table E1 in Additional File 1) [ 15].
In brief, GPC can be considered as a Bayesian extension of logistic or probit regression, where a sigmoidal likelihood function models the probability of having observed each class label (conventionally denoted by where is the class label and is a data vector).
Several continuous-time Markov process models have been defined for codon-based analyses and their instantaneous rate matrices, conventionally denoted Q, all share the following general definition for substitutions between codons i and j. (1) where r i, j) is the product of rate parameters affecting exchanges between the codons and π x is an equilibrium frequency.
Note, however, that we conventionally denote natural numbers using positional notations such as binary or decimal numerals.
At the encoder only some frames, denoted as key frames, are conventionally encoded, while the rest are entirely WZ coded.
We conventionally assume the existence of a set of sibling membranes denoted by NULL such that M, NULL (= M = { NULL}, M) and (langle, L, |, w, ;, rangle { NULL}=langle, L, |, w, rangle ).
"Baking cookies" denoted frivolousness.
