Sentence examples for operator expresses from inspiring English sources
All sentences containing the word 'proposition' including such sentences as 'A modal operator expresses a function from propositions to truth values' mean no more and no less than sentences which contain neither this word nor an equivalent.
The perturbation operator expresses the differences between the correct method of solving a problem and the learner's erroneous method; in parallel, this difference is expressed in the explanatory text.
In a telephone interview today the tour operator expressed anguished regret.
In 2006-2007, some authors also studied the operator expressing of (1.3) and (1.4).
In view of the theorems of a fractional exponential operator expressed in this section, we may apply this operator to PFDEs in the next section.
As a result, the libraries were dominated by plasmids with mutant lac operator expressing AcrB variants with average performance rather than AcrB mutants with improved efflux efficiency expressed from wild-type lac operator.
This letter, which was signed by approximately 139 small and regional wireless operators, expresses the wireless operators' opinions on the open access conditions that the FCC is considering in its 700MHz service rules.
The perturbation is a projection of the mistake types made by learners; in the expressions of perturbation, the perturbation operators expressing differences between the learner's erroneous and correctness knowledge are used.
Last year, 40 operators expressed interest in using unbundled lines to offer services such as broadband Internet access and video.
Still some food truck operators expressed worry that the government, in protecting the interests of restaurants, would use these regulations to try to hound them out of business.
"Restaurant operators express frustration, anger and confusion with an inspection system that they believe is punitive and shaming," said Andrew Rigie, executive vice president of the Greater New York City Chapters of the New York State Restaurant Association.
