Sentence examples for notes by adding from inspiring English sources

Hence, begin{aligned} {{mathrm{TW}}}= sum _{i} prod _{ein P_{i}} r_e end{aligned} (1 As Smith notes, by adding virtual unary reactions below all leaves with (r_e) values signifying price per gram, ({{mathrm{TW}}}) can easily express price rather than weight.

The Fst values significantly greater than zero are noted by adding *P < 0.05 and **P < 0.01 Probability value associated with the Fst is shown.

The Fst values significantly greater than zero are noted by adding *P < 0.05 and **P < 0.01 The program IM defined six demographic parameters estimated by the MCMC (Markov chain Monte Carlo) multiple loci simulations and tested for an 'isolation with migration' model in cycads.

For example, we already noted that by adding either full separation or power set to CZF (where both of these principles are appropriately restricted) we obtain impredicative theories, while CZF is a predicative theory.

When Google announced in August the arrival of these changes on its Chromium Project blog (Chromium is the open source browser project Chrome is based on), the company also noted that by adding the search box to the New Tab page they found the feature was improving the average time from query to answer – meaning that people were finding what they were searching for more quickly.

Note that by adding PDMS oil, an elastic modulus as low as 10 kPa was achieved.

In [ 17] we first noted that by adding the distances of forwardly and backwardly encoded coordinates we could estimate the length of the full similar segment.

Flickr is an incredibly social site - people form groups and links by adding notes and new tags to each other's pictures.

You hear the classic Reich technique of gradually building up a rhythm by adding notes in successive repetitions, and one of the 12 sections even uses the music of Violin Phase in a new context.

C. 1525 Kraków, Poland May 1, 1572 Kraków, Poland Moses ben Israel Isserles, acronym Rema (born c. 1525, Kraków, Pol. died May 1, 1572, Kraków) Polish-Jewish rabbi and codifier who, by adding notes on Ashkenazic customs to the great legal digest Shulḥan ʿarukh of the Sephardic codifier Joseph Karo, made it an authoritative guide for Orthodox Jews down to the present day.

The second step in the analysis considered the transforming of field notes into understandable meanings by adding complementary words to the sentences.