Sentence examples for the prefixed from inspiring English sources
noun
That which is prefixed; especially one or more letters or syllables added to the beginning of a word to modify its meaning; as, pre- in prefix, con- in conjure.
For the multi-dose liquid preparation, 33% of our respondents were willing to pay the equivalent of or more than the prefixed prices; 30% were willing to pay prices that were equivalent to prefixed prices between Tk. 45 and Tk.
The prefixed transmission and reception schedule limits the exploitation of achievable diversity degrees.
But those who visit the prefixed URL or use its extension will see the hidden, crowdsourced stories behind the content.
The prefixed notion of GP presented equation (Fig. 2) is shown by Eq. (13).
Figure 5 Disambiguation of container identifiers in DataDictionary element with the use of the "prefixed identifier" mechanism.
The iteration is completed with β t + 1,k as the solution, when the prefixed stopping precision is satisfied.
We first asked whether respondents could pay the lowest prefixed price for the product chosen and then asked about the moderate increase in price for the same.
These, along with the possessively prefixed names of Ofglen, Ofwarren, Ofcharles, and the rest, stumble the reader like rocks unexpectedly cast onto a well-worn path.
It took much longer to reach the final prefixed point, and showed mainly low molecular species.
Second, translation of a PGDB to a future version with an explicit localization slot in any compound frame should be fairly trivial, by collapsing the multiple prefixed identifiers for a given compound back to a single frame with a 'compartment' slot filled in with the appropriate term.
The mechanism of attachment has not yet been elucidated, but the failure of prefixed cells to bind the nanotubes suggests that the natural deformability of the cell may play a role.
