Sentence examples for square brackets denote from inspiring English sources
The square brackets denote a single module.
After nearly nine years of negotiations, they have come up with a draft negotiating text which, although far from complete (square brackets denote areas of disagreement), offers a fairly comprehensive view of what a final agreement might look like.
The equilibrium constant (Ks′) for this reaction (the mathematical quantity that expresses the relationships between the concentrations of the various species present at equilibrium) would normally be given by the equation Ks′ = [SH2+] [S−]/[SH]2, in which the square brackets denote the concentrations of the species within the brackets.
where the square brackets denote the quadratic variation process.
number of metals (central ions), ligands and protons, respectively concentrations in square brackets denote equilibrium concentrations.
where i is the step of the feedforward network of the data, and square brackets denote the discrete time.
Adjusting the placement of a comma can take hours, and the texts are thick with square brackets, denoting all the terms that have not yet been settled.
Their task was to try to remove the infamous "square brackets" denoting areas of disagreement on the text and they met in small huddles around the conference centre, squatting on the floor in corridors or standing around a smart phone.
The precise wording of what this means in terms of levels of greenhouse gas emissions has been left open, however, with square brackets denoting phrases still to be negotiated.
The measurement was originally used by the Danish biochemist S.P.L. Sørensen to represent the hydrogen ion concentration, expressed in equivalents per litre, of an aqueous solution: pH = -log[H+] (in expressions of this kind, enclosure of a chemical symbol within square brackets denotes that the concentration of the symbolized species is the quantity being considered).
Every line starts with a hexadecimal number between square brackets, denoting the offset, in bytes, of the tag field specified in the given line from the beginning of the SWF file.
