Sentence examples for mean a sequence from inspiring English sources

By a solution of (3.1), we mean a sequence in satisfying (3.1) for any.

By a solution of (1.11), we mean a sequence with a positive integer such that (1.11) is satisfied for all.

By a solution of (E) we mean a sequence x : N → R satisfying (E) for all large n.

By a solution of the Volterra difference equation (3.7) we mean a sequence satisfies (3.7) for any.

By a solution to (1) we mean a sequence ((x_{n})) which satisfies (1) for n sufficiently large.

By a solution of equation (1) we mean a sequence (xcolonmathbb{N}_{0} rightarrowmathbb{R}) satisfying equation (1) for all (ngeq n_{0}).

For an adult, getting into the rear seat means a sequence of indelicate contortions.

Subject to compliance with the conditions in the Schedule, Sequences of Stills are permitted; For the purposes of this Agreement, "Sequence of Stills" means a sequence of still images comprising no fewer than three (3) still images in any consecutive period of sixty (60) seconds and any other method which imitates or suggests moving images of matches or players.

For convenience, in what follows, assume that (P_{0}) is a set of problems of (SSGVQEP) and (p_{n}) ((n=1,2,ldots)) means a sequence of problems of (SSGVQEP) which belong to (P_{0}).

In this article, a cluster means a sequence composed of several scaffolds and the singleton means a scaffold that matches no other scaffolds.

The Q30 (means a sequencing quality score of 30, indicating a 0.1%% chance of an error, and thus 99.9 % confidence) percentage was 89.79 % and guanine-cytosine (GC) content was 51.45 % on average.