Sentence examples for denotes function from inspiring English sources

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Let (e_0) be the expression show.read (where (mathtt{^{prime prime }.^{prime prime } }) denotes function composition, so (e_0) can be written also as (mathtt{(lambda } x, -> show(mathtt)read(x mathtt).

Symbol (circ ) denotes function composition, and (dom(S ={alpha mid S alpha )not =alpha }.) (S[,overline{alpha } mapsto overline{tau }]) denotes updating of (S,) that is, the substitution (S^{prime }) such that (S^{prime }(beta ) = tau _i) if (beta =alpha _i,) for (i=1,ldots,n,) otherwise (S beta ).) We use this function updating notation for other functions other than substitutions.

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Genome annotation is used to identify and denote function of different segments in a genome sequence [ 1] and forms a basis for many downstream genome analyses.

We additionally identified highly significant cis-regulated eQTLs that do not overlap with known EAE QTLs but could still denote functions important for autoimmunity.

Make sure to include the indentations, as they denote functions.

Γ denotes gamma function.

sgn denotes sign function.

where FFT denotes FFT function.

where E denotes expectation function.

[λvβ Aα] denotes the function whose value on any argument vβ is Aα, where vβ may occur free in Aα.

For example, [λnσ [4·nσ+3]] denotes the function whose value on any natural number n is 4·n + 3.

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