Sentence examples for denotes a fall from inspiring English sources
Additivity between two agents is denoted by a CI=0.9 1.1, with synergy and antagonism denoted by CI<0.9 and CI>1.1, respectively (Chou et al, 1994).
Moreover, though more controversially, if someone points to a red object while saying: 'that shade of red is a beautiful color,' then the demonstrative 'that shade of red' denotes a property (Heal 1997).
In Fig. 2, we also indicate misfits among the waveforms, defined as (3) where and denote vertical velocity waveforms calculated by the FDM and DWM codes, respectively, N denotes the number of data samples in each trace, and Δt denotes a time step (0.004 s).
*denotes a significant difference (P ≤ 0.025); † denotes a statistical tendency (P ≤ 0.100).
(* denotes a highly recommended performance; New Year's Eve cabaret shows are listed on Page 44).
For example, Fo70Fa30 denotes a composition of olivine that is 70 percent forsterite.
In the United Kingdom the title today denotes a peer of the realm, whether or not he sits in Parliament as a member of the House of Lords.
(Au is the chemical symbol for gold, Si is the symbol for silicon, and, for example, Au0.8Si0.2 denotes a material containing 20 percent silicon atoms and 80 percent gold atoms).
The approximate affine form in (10) denotes a (n + 1 -dimensional hyperplane in E n+1 -dimensional
The gray broken line in 1605 denotes a tsunami earthquake with no evidence of severe seismic hazard.
