Sentence examples for exists a word from inspiring English sources

Note that the halting computation has (>D) steps, the letter (a_3) does not occur in w(c), every old command of ( MM _4) adds one coin in glass 3, Therefore there exists a word W which is equal to w(c) in (tilde{S}( MM _4)) and which has the form begin{aligned} q_ja_1^{l_1}a_2^{l_2}A_1A_2a_{3}^DA_{3}A_{4}.

Then for every input word u of the Turing machine M there exists a word (w=w u)) obtained by inserting some copies of u in (w emptyset )) (here (emptyset ) denotes the empty word), so that u is accepted by M if and only if (w u)=1) in G. Now consider M that accepts a word (a^n) if and only if (nne 0) (that machine is actually one of the basic building blocks in [59]).

We say that s in ℝ is an accessible score if there exists a word u in Σ m such that Score u, M) = s.

If one wants to compute the score distribution Q for the range, then given an intermediate score s and a matrix position i, we say that Q M [1.. i], s) is useful if there exists a word v of length m - i such that α ≤ s + Score v, M [ i + 1.. m]) ≤ β.

It is known that there exists a unique infinite word (eta in { a, x, y, z }^{mathbb {N}}) such that (kappa (eta ) = eta ), see for instance [20].

For (l=(l_k)_{k in mathbb {N}}), there exists a unique infinite word (eta _{l}) with prefix (tau ^{(j)}(a)), for all (j in mathbb {N}_{0}).

If "beshroi" exists as a word at all (as with most of my mother's Yiddish, I cannot be sure until finding it in a Howard Jacobsen novel), it translates, as you will have guessed, to "tempt fate".

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In a word, there exists a unique positive eigenvalue of J if and only if (lambda> lambda_{c}), below which the unique epidemic equilibrium exists.

I deeply believe in a rational society that tries to solve its gravest problems through a free and open discourse with very few taboos, and where there exists a fundamental difference between word and action, and therefore the obligation to keep speech and thought as free as possible.

This assumption necessarily requires that (1) for each Chinese emotion word, there exists a precise translation equivalent in English, and (2) each pair of Chinese and English translation equivalent emotion words are perceived (by native speakers of Chinese and English, respectively) with the same emotion type and equivalent emotion intensity.