Sentence examples for identical notation from inspiring English sources
In what follows and for simplicity, we denote by (c,c_{1},c_{2},ldots ) constants that are independent of h and the nearest factor, and the identical notation will be used for various constants.
For the downlink system model, we will use a nearly identical notation, but it will be clear whether we are discussing the uplink or downlink based on the context.
In what follows, and for simplicity, we will denote by (c,c_{1},c_{2},ldots) constants which are independent of h and the nearest factor, and identical notation will be used for various constants.
The ambiguity of sound is partly due to the nature of enharmonic chords, chords that sound identical but in musical notation use different notes (as G♭, identical in sound with F♯).
In canvases almost identical in style, they made rapid notations of pleasure-seekers and bathers, rowboats bobbing in the foreground, and the scintillating reflections in the lapping water.
It is not on display, though the museum has posted a copy online with a notation that says it "is nearly identical to another painting (private collection)." The Met says its information about the other painting came from the Wildenstein catalog.
For convenience the notations and terminology chosen are almost identical to those of our studies [8, 9].
For gene trees, the identical objects are terminal edges, leaves and leaf notations x- y.
The notation x = y is used for "x is identical with y," and ∼(x = y) is usually abbreviated as x ≠ y.
We chose a single piece of choreography from Marius Petipa's version of The Sleeping Beauty, namely "The Rose Adagio" of Act I that has been performed in essentially identical form across decades (the Sergeyev Collection from Harvard University Library holds the notated ballet, written according to the Stepanov method of dance notation, [8]).
