Sentence examples for denoting the existence from inspiring English sources

For example, binary classification is dominant in many of these data sets, with the positive class denoting the existence of a particular disease in medical diagnosis applications.

X-ray diffraction (XRD) pattern studies for the initial samples denoting the existence of a small amount of amorphous phase on the Si substrate surface were investigated.

The PG values used here were obtained from the AW dataset, excluding the days with rain and days when |PG| > 1 kV m−1, the latter denoting the existence of heavily charged clouds (Bennett and Harrison 2007b).

In case of H1D0in Table 4, null hypothesis is rejected denoting the existence of a relationship between variable 4 and the fact that women always wanted to start their own venture.

The intensity distribution in both profiles of Figure 7a is almost symmetric with respect to the GaAs peak position, denoting the existence of compressively strained InGaAs inside the QDs, as well as on the GaAs matrix surrounding the QDs [31].

This research reveals to identify a spatial and temporal functional dynamism of the study estuary denoting the existence of two gradients: the first, upstream downstream, very marked at high tide, linked to marine and ocean inflow hydrodynamics and the second that in relation to the upstream water intake is very marked at low tide.

A binary variable is used to denote the existence of a stream in a subsystem.

We develop a method to denote the existence of a process match, which is generally addressed using discrete variables.

Thus, multiplying it with R s makes the product increase at first and then decrease quickly, which denotes the existence of the maximum EST over R s.

The variable E k ∈ e, e ¯ denotes the existence or non-existence of the target and evolves according to a two-state Markov chain.

In the sequel, (a_{n}ll b_{n}) denotes the existence of a constant (c>0) such that (a_{n}ll cb_{n}) for sufficiently large n.