This song is here as a placeholder, representing a sound that could have easily generated its own Top 10 or Top 20 list; it's also here because it's crazy.
In Fig. 20(a), the gray shades in each placeholder represent the density information for that placeholder (text area/placeholder capacity).
While each specific model implementation exemplifies one of the four scenarios, it is important to notice that they (merely) serve as placeholders representing phase flows: in each case numerous other phase flows could be implemented, but the scenarios are set apart via their corresponding time scale separations.
Abbreviation Inline abbreviation, containing a terminal substructure fragment that defines the entire molecular species that the placeholder atom represents.
A template is informally defined as a hand-made page design that holds one or more geometric placeholders, each representing a specific type of content, such as texts, pictures, advertisements, and others.
You can use shapes or other placeholders to represent the images you will eventually use.
The objects on dispaly represent placeholders in a historical timeline when women didn't have the right to vote.
The budget plan he released last month included a placeholder estimate of $250 billion for additional bank bailouts — an amount that represents the projected long-term cost to taxpayers of a $750 billion infusion into the financial sector — and in the interview Mr. Obama indicated that those figures were what he was likely to seek from Congress.
But the poems need gaps and ciphers because Graham's subjectivity, responding in the moment, requires placeholders, a way of representing intuitions that aren't made of words, or not yet.
While the reference and patent information is represented by the placeholder term (omega _{{mathrm{Refs}}} cdot S_{C_{{mathrm{Refs}}}}) in Eq. 1, the score can either be composed of several terms or added as a combined term, as described below.
