Sentence examples for d of course from inspiring English sources

The function F is analytic in D (of course, one has to redefine the function F at z = 0 where it has removable singularity).

Except for "System D," of course, and transactions hidden for reasons of tax avoidance, which run on ZCash, which is (ineffectively) banned by governments who fear the loss of their tax revenue from earned income hidden by zk-SNARKs.

Now let D be the disjunction "D1 or D2 or …" E entails D of course, given that w1, w2, etc. are all the worlds where E. And there are no worlds exactly like any of D1, D2, … where not E, because supervenience says no worlds exactly like each other descriptively can differ ethically (Jackson 1998, 122 123).

d Of course, " medical decision making" would belong to the genus "medicine".

Vitamin D is, of course, Donatella Versace – fashion's Dr Feelgood.

The march was the first to use the logo drawn by a pacifist designer called Gerald Holtom from the semaphore signals for N and D (standing, of course, for nuclear and disarmament).

Consulting the first numbers in each of these sets, he sees that he gets his higher payoff 2 by playing D. D is, of course, the option of confessing.

D is, of course, spacelike separated from O, and we have been at pains to explain that from a special relativistic standpoint this spacelike separation precludes the (physical) possibility that there is any causal influence upon D of the events at O, or vice versa.

People don't like talking about the big D unless of course it is a woman's cup size.

Now let's put together our D team!" Of course, everyone wants an A team - a group of people as connected and qualified as you are, ready to rock your new project into the stratosphere.

The point about the danger of excess Vitamin D also of course is relevant when considering the case for fortification on a selective basis.