Sentence examples for denoted form from inspiring English sources

Another trigonal modification, denoted Form I′, can also crystallize directly from the melt if proper conditions are met, e.g., high pressure, low tacticity, ultrathin samples etc.

"The objects denoted form the extent of meaning of the term; the qualities implied form the intent of meaning".

In certain cultures of the Caribbean, the term denotes forms of sorcery and witchcraft, usually overpowering and extremely evil.

Again, these terms just denote forms of the illness that don't meet the narrow criteria for anorexia, bulimia and binge eating disorder.

Just as with ER status, for a multi-state probe p there is a threshold c such that the samples with expression values above c, denoted p+, form one component, and the samples with expression values below c, denoted p-, form the second component.

The genes of π, denoted g, form a matching on V such that g ⊆ G ; the adjacencies of π, denoted a, form a matching on V g. We color the genes of π black and the adjacencies of π blue (see Figure 1(a)).

2.*The distribution of the variables are denoted in form of Mean ± Standard Deviation.

The electronic properties of carbon fluorine films (denoted C F) formed on carbon electrodes in KF 2HF during fluorine evolution reaction were investigated.

aSuperscript m denotes methylated form and superscript p denotes phosphorylated form.

It should be noted that the core therapies for CBT-I substantially differ from other forms of CBT and it is for this reason that the abbreviation CBT-I denotes this form of CBT specifically for insomnia [ 15].

Since Mr. Rankin began writing about him in 1987, this detective (whose name denotes a form of visual puzzle) has paid his figurative dues.