Sentence examples for today denoted from inspiring English sources

Lucky Lara from Manila Standard Today denoted the album as a "surprise career decision" for Madonna and found that it showcased the singer's versatility and other facets of her pop personality.

In the United Kingdom the title today denotes a peer of the realm, whether or not he sits in Parliament as a member of the House of Lords.

Li3VO4-decorated Li4Ti5O12 (denoted as V-LTO) composites were synthesized via a facile one-pot cellulose-assisted combustion route.

Below, we're recapping those who have announced their opposition, along with whether they also voted against Boehner in 2013 (denoted with an *).

To evaluate the morphological and electrophysiological development of our networks, primary embryonic cortical rat neurons were grown on both custom MEA devices fabricated in-house23,25 in-house23,25l 96-well plands for 30–32 (denoted as '~30' hereafter) days in vitro (DIV).

Last methods, denoted C---, require only basic consistency between linked entries.

Now considering the constraint C1 in (10), denoted by (28).

Long (1953, denoted as L53 hereafter) presented a mathematically linear equation governing steady mountain waves of large amplitude in an incompressible fluid (Smith 1985, denoted as S85 hereafter).

Three LPs are taken from ASCE/SEI 41-13 20133) denoted as LP1, LP2 and LP3.

For comparative purposes, two CND-based models are also used, one is the random connection model of Watts and Strogatz (1998), denoted as CNDRC, and the other is the scale-free model of Barabási and Albert (1999), denoted as CNDPA.

We used the N. gonorrhoeae strains N400 (VD300recA6ind, denoted as wt strain) and VD300PilEind (pilE-) for this study.