Making the past present, it stands for the child within, symbolizing the trauma's stunting legacy, the innocence lost and the rage concealed, yet its static expression and smooth surface make the pain-slicked eyes that glisten through its eyeholes even more dramatic, almost comical.
This equation is that of a straight line of the form y = b + xm, where y = (87Sr/86Sr p, the value measured today; b represents (87Sr/86Sr 0, the value initially present; x stands for the 87Rb/86Sr ratio; and m is the slope of the line (eλt − 1).
School officials say the college will present what Mr. Gulen has long stood for: a more moderate form of Islam than the extremist version that has often dominated public debate in the United States since Sept. 11, 2001.
They sat at a round table while Gang stood, for three hours, presenting preliminary ideas and parrying questions.
He stood for what we stood for".
In the present article, E stands for a real Banach space.
In this article the author presents JFK, which stands for Java Fuzzy Kit.
The end of the Cold War made us lazy in presenting what we stand for.
20 As we have noted, in the present application, the latter stands for the type of union formation, i.e., for entry into a marital or non-marital union, represented by h = 1 and h = 2, respectively, say.
Thus, according to the BSW formula presented in (8), it stands for the three different traffic types (HP, MP, and LP) of this network scenario assuming wireless stations: (14).
