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He could spend half an hour staring at the handful of terms and subscripts of the crux of the field equations and understand why Einstein himself had spoken of its "incomparable beauty," and why Max Born had said that it was "the greatest feat of human thinking about nature".
What determines the direction of electron flow depends on the subscripts of the current.
And the subscripts of the distribution functions will be dropped wherever it is clear the random variables they refer to.
When there seems to be no confusion, we will drop the indexes and subscripts of the above notation in the rest of the paper.
Thus, in the expansion of D, each summand has q factors, and the sum of the subscripts of the factors of each summand is q 2 − q.
We can see that there appears again a shift of l r Nss samples in (33) at the subscripts of the prototype filter with respect to the IDFT output subscript.
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The subscripts, of or denote the index of an individual pixel of the corresponding image.
where, for convenience, the superscript and subscript of the term denote the number of members and the first member, respectively.
where h ̄ X = h X T, 0 ( K − L X ) × 1 T T and we use the identity of H X P Y l u = P Y l U h ̄ X, where X denotes the subscript of the channel terms and Y is the subscript of the precoding matrices.
When we discharge a hypothesis, as in lines 4 and 5 of this proof, the number of the hypothesis must really occur in the subscript of the formula that is to become the consequent of the implication.
The highest dose level to which cells were selected are indicated in the subscript of the cell line name.
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