Sentence examples for parentheses set from inspiring English sources

Factor this out of the equation, then group the remaining terms into another parentheses set.

Remember, if you see parentheses set up like this (0.5)(x+1), you multiply the 0.5 by each term in the second set of parentheses to get 0.5x + (0.5)(1), or 0.5x + 0.5.

Enclose your new expression in parentheses and set the greatest common factor of the original equation as a coefficient for the expression in parentheses.

If the binomials inside the current sets of parentheses do not match, double-check your work or try rearranging your terms and grouping the equation again.

The results are listed in Table 3, and the number of genes selected is given in the parenthesis behind data set.

Don't interrupt one point with a clause, or section set aside by commas or parentheses.

At 97 words, this sentence, with its colon, set of parentheses, three pairs of quotation marks and eight commas, seemed overly long.

The other is a string of balanced parentheses over the character set, known as "dot-bracket" notation, describing the secondary structure of the RNA sequence (dot means no base-pairing, and each open and close parentheses represent a base pairing).

The two notes, a jumble of letters and numbers occasionally set off with parentheses, have also flummoxed members of the American Cryptogram Association, which the F.B.I. has consulted.

By the way, and as an extended parenthetical remark not set off in parentheses: It's interesting that Rex's relentless F-bombs have the effect, predictably enough, of disarming the word of its weight and point and insult, so that when he really wanted to burn the asses of his charges, he had to resort to the older, cleaner curse word a plain old-fashioned "goddamn"—to convey his anger.

Rather than include these historical facts about military oaths, Mr. Sekulow cites much more recent sources, such as the several oaths currently found in R.C.M. 807(b)(2) in the Manual for Courts-Martial (oaths which themselves have the words "So help me God" set apart in parentheses to clearly indicate that they are optional) and the current oath of enlistment.