Sentence examples for for notational simplicity from inspiring English sources

For notational simplicity, we begin by defining a notation B i, b) ≜  − D i /log2(1 + χ ⋅ SINR i, b)(P)).

(For notational simplicity, our m is their m+1; in the notation of Foss, et al. (1993), we are using a Cx Co) m−1 model).

For notational simplicity, let.

For notational simplicity, let (rho=1-lambda).

The frequency indices are omitted for notational simplicity.

For notational simplicity, we make the following settings.

For notational simplicity, (1) can be rewritten as (3).

For notational simplicity, we write (x(t;r(0),xi =x t)).

For notational simplicity, we drop the subscript identifier for the first user.

Here for notational simplicity, we write (z_{k}^{n}(lambda )=z_{k}^{n}).

For notational simplicity, in (4) and (5) we have omitted the dependence of and on.