Sentence examples for that is b from inspiring English sources
(Yes, that is "b" as in "billion").
But if the Cu is replaced by (a) superconducting strand that is (b) wound into a Rutherford cable carrying a time-varying transport current, extra magnetizations present within the windings cause distortions of the otherwise uniform field.
We note that the assumption about homogeneity of the complexes, that is b is constant for each substrate, is not very stringent.
When the dimension of blocks matters, it could be more interesting to count the number of SNPs classified as good as, or better than, the right SNP, that is B = ∑ k = k ∗ K # B k, where # B k is the number of SNPs in the k th block.
Why do you think that is? b.
If everything within each world that is B-indiscernible is A-indiscernible, how can different worlds enforce different B→A property pairings?
That is, (B-gamma f) is strongly monotone with coefficient (overline{gamma}-gammarho).
Let (xisim mathcal{T}(a, b, c)) be a symmetric triangular fuzzy number, that is, (b-a=c-b) and (E xi =e=b) from Example 7.
BLyS and APRIL share two receptors; that is, B-cell maturation antigen and transmembrane activator and CAML interactor.
Since then, various studies have correlated the ultrasound evidence of elevated EVLW, that is, B-lines with radiographic and invasive methods of lung water estimation and hydrostatic pressure measurements [ 25, 26].
