Sentence examples for notation to that from inspiring English sources

Roughly a month after completing the CCTP exit interview, a notation to that effect will appear at the top of your transcript.

Students admitted to the DE who complete its requirements (three core courses and two electives) will receive a parenthetical notation to that effect on their doctoral degrees.

Table 2 translates our notation to that of previous literature [21] [23].

The usual notation to indicate that a function f has A as its domain and B as its codomain is f : A → B.

The orbitals of the spherical-shell model are labeled in a notation close to that for electronic orbitals in atoms.

A graph-set notation, similar to that used in hydrogen bonded systems, is proposed for identification of the structural and linking motifs, observed in the extended solids of the studied compounds.

The paper summarises the underlying research and presents the direct strength equations in a consistent format using a notation similar to that used in the North American Specification and the Australian Standard for (carbon) steel structures.

By using a notation superior to that used by Frege, Whitehead and Russell managed to convey the remarkable expressive power of modern predicate logic in a way that previous writers had been unable to achieve.

In a formal tone, by using a notation similar to that of [10], let be the set of all nodes and their number.

The notation changed to that of half of an arrow, with half of a wind barb indicating five knots, a full barb ten knots, and a pennant flag fifty knots.

We use notation similar to that of Steel (2005).