Sentence examples for entry Z's from inspiring English sources
I was briefly confused by entry Z's use of the word "faculty," which slowed me down, but fortunately I knew what a Snellen Chart was — it's the chart in your doctor's office with the letters that test your EYESIGHT — so I was able to figure that one out.
I laughed when I finally got TWEEZE for entry Z's "Do a plucky job?", and learned some new facts from entry K ("What one in six speak": CHINESE) and the fabulous word AGUISH for entry R ("Like Byron after his Hellespont swim?", which my brain initially thought might be WET, because I am apparently not as smart as I would like to think I am).
A K-dimensional binary random variable z is introduced with all zero entries except the K th entry z j = z j1, z j2, …, z jk.
The concept of the critical chain length for radical entry Z was used for modelling the rate of carboxylation between the particle surface and particle core.
Protein complex memberships are represented as a matrix Z, where each entry z ij indicates that the i th protein is in the complex j.
Starting from z=0, each component entry of z is searched in the positive and negative directions in step sizes of η z.
OK, I'll admit that I struggled to find an entry for Z (X was just as hard), so I figured I could look at three players involved in the tournament and look back on their varying fortunes.
Each entry of Z takes a random value belonging to the interval.
"Who's Zed?" "Zed's dead, baby.
The Median or more generally a quantile of the non-diagonal entries of Z k.
