Sentence examples for e represented from inspiring English sources

There is no ⟨x, r⟩ pair such that x at r is a part both of Brick1 at r1 and of Brick1 at r3. (Contrast this with the case of overlapping involving d and e represented in the previous diagram).

Calculating the EL spectrum under the bias of 40 V, the EL intensity ratio (380 560 610 nm) was about 36 1 4, and point E represented emission of the LED.

A two-level flux experiment yielded cross-validation of the evapo-transpiration of the under-storey (Eu) with E − T, through energy balance closure for E and sapflow calibration in the laboratory for T. On a yearly time step, E represented 40% of rainfall, the sensible heat flux (H) was 26% of net radiation and the Bowen ratio was 0.39, all indicating that water availability was close-to-optimum.

The amount of adsorption at equilibrium (qe) (mg/g) and the percentage adsorption were computed as follows: q e = ( C 0 - C e ) V X (1) Percentage adsorption % = ( C 0 - C e ) C 0 × 100 (2)where C0 and C e represented the initial and equilibrium concentrations (mg/L), V is the volume of solution and X the weight of adsorbent (g).

The item of e represented the contribution of other factors including difference between GK individuals and random errors.

Criterion E represented the disturbance lasting more than 1 month.

At equilibrium, r1 = r2, therefore: The subscript e represents conditions at equilibrium.

Let '(E)' represent that experience.

E represents expectation.

E represents the expectation.

E represents statistical mean operation.