Sentence examples for m stand for from inspiring English sources

X = frac{{C_{text{xylose}}^{s} - C_{text{xylose}}^{e} }}{{C_{text{xylose}}^{s} }} times 100 (2) S = frac{{M_{text{furfural}} }}{M} times 100 (3) Y = X times S times 100, (4 where (C_{text{xylose}}^{s}),(C_{text{xylose}}^{e}), M furfural, and M stand for initial concentration of xylose, final concentration of xylose, mass of furfural, and mass of all the products, respectively.

Let F : = ( F 1, …, F m ) stand for the path flow vector.

Here, J and I, and N and M stand for section moduli and bending moments, respectively, of the beams and posts of the original structure.

kern-0pt} {(Delta V times m)}}, (1 where I, t, ΔV, and m stand for the constant current density (A g−1), the discharge time (s), the potential (V), and the mass of the electroactive material, respectively.

( IE=sum_{m=0}^{255}Hleft({P}_mright)=-sum_{m=0}^{255}{P}_mcdot log left({P}_mright) ) (where m and P m stand for the gray-scale value and the probability that the pixel appears in the image).

For this purpose, position of the nth artificial bee (n = 1, 2, …, SN) is considered as the following: X_n = [{x_{n1},x_{n2}, ldots,x_{nm} }] (10 where SN and m stand for the number of artificial bees and number of variables, respectively, and x n1, x n2, …, x nm are random numbers selected from the domain of definition of problem.

(The "M" stands for musical).

(The M stands for Milano and M/M).

M stands for one or several carbide or nitride stabilising alloy elements.

(The letter "M" stands for a French astronomer of the 18th century, Charles Messier).

This is called active SETI, or METI, where the "M" stands for messaging.