Sentence examples for q further from inspiring English sources

k as in 'skin'; minimum aspiration q further back in the throat than k (many speakers say 'k' for both) kh aspirated version of k kh like the 'ch' in Scottish 'loch' g as in 'gift' ǥ a more guttural version of the above gh aspirated version of g; like the 'g-h' in 'dog-house'.

The changes in the thickness of interface layer σb, dispersed phase size ac and integral invariant Q further indicate the existence of partial compatibility between the two phases.

Prolonging an elevated Q further into recovery may be beneficial for promoting recovery of the working skeletal muscles and also avoiding venous pooling and reduced myocardial perfusion, particularly in persons with compromised coronary artery flow.

Now, since (1<alpha<frac{3}{2}) and from the Sobolev embedding (H^{alpha}(Q hookrightarrow L^{4}(Q)), further compactness result follows m^{varepsilon,N}_{i} m^{varepsilon,N}_{j} rightarrow m_{i}^{varepsilon }m_{j}^{varepsilon} mbox{ strongly in } L^{2}(Q) (25) and m^{varepsilon,N}_{i} phi_{j}rightarrow m_{i}^{varepsilon}phi_{j} mbox{ strongly in } L^{2}(Q).

Sky Q goes further is you add a second box.

[ n − k ] q !. Further, we use the q-Pochhammer symbol, which is defined as ( 1 + x ) q n = ∏ j = 0 n − 1 ( 1 + q j x ).

for any two points z 1, z 2 in the domain G 0 of Q. Further, such a Q matrix cannot be brought into a quasi-diagonal form of Bojarskiĭ by a similarity transformation.

The one that employs a fixed channel matrix, Q, was further developed to improve the separation quality.

Solutions Q were further used to prepare diluted working solutions R. In particular, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5 mL of each stock solution Q, after adding 0.1 mL of the internal standard solution, was made up to 10 mL volume with diethyl ether.

Q: In further reviewing your career, what are some of the things that you realize you accomplished in terms of craft, accents, or whatever?

Beads of types N and Q are further divided into subtypes {d, a, da, 0} depending on whether they can be H-bond donors (d), acceptors (a), both or neither.