Sentence examples for of denoting to from inspiring English sources

The meaning of "the F" is a propositional constituent distinct from the F, which bears the special relation of "denoting" to the F. The phrase "the F" is considered to both express and designate this "denoting concept".

In practice, a test maps a given set of observations, denoted, to a test statistic, T (Z ).

Including more tissues will lead to a smaller number of genes denoted to be tissue-selective by the Bayesian procedure, but the biological specificity for these genes will be higher.

Here, T1 denotes to the set temperature (ST) of the source while T2 denotes to the ST of the substrate.

In "The Existential Import of Propositions" (Russell 1905a), the theory of denoting concepts is applied to the problem of vacuous singular terms.

Scores of 4 8 denoted good to excellent (high quality) and 0 3 poor or low quality.

The costs of investments (denoted Cind) to control industrial lead pollution and reduce lead emissions both in air and water were also estimated.

Machine learning-based methods representing training examples as sequences and the use of extended lists of words denoting interactions were found to be advantageous in this context.

V0 is composed of 5 subunits labeled a to e while V1 consists of 8 subunits denoted A to H.

Towards this goal, we have developed a comprehensive collection of monoclonal antibodies denoted POM1 to POM19 and directed against many different epitopes of mouse PrPC.

Columns of matrix are denoted by to.