Sentence examples for uppercase in from inspiring English sources

But the Internet remains uppercase, in line with the most common current practice in the United States.

The Associated Press has just informed its clients "to note the use of the uppercase in the name of the program".

Notable alterations include the change from lowercase lettering to uppercase in 1991 92, tapered ends on the letters and silver trim in 2002 03, and the return of the city name to the black road jerseys in 2006 07.

The use of uppercase in H2A, H2B, H3, H4 and their suffixes would aid implementation of the Brno nomenclature without affecting the ability to search.

In both tasks, each word was presented in the centre of a computer screen in black uppercase letters in Arial font (0.8 mm high), in a 110 mm × 15 mm white box that, in turn, was set upon a light blue background.

(In all pictures: the mature sequences in the stem-loop structure are in uppercase except SNPs in mature sequence are in lower case; sequences outside the mature sequences are in lower case except SNPs outside the mature sequences are in uppercase).

Note here that the lowercase q in Eq.  (11) refers to the partition function at the TS, in contrast to the uppercase Q in Eq.  (10), which referred to the partition function at the minima.

Multiple-bands indicated by uppercase a in Table  2) generally occur only in specific organs in both cultivars as in CITSI24 CX077363, CITSI47 3, CITSI57 1 and CITSI41 1.

Majuscule, in calligraphy, capital, uppercase, or large letter in most alphabets, in contrast to the minuscule, lowercase, or small letter.

Shown letters pulled at random from the word "tablet" on a computer screen, volunteers had to determine whether two successive letters (either all lowercase or all uppercase) appeared in the same order as they do in the word.

The underlined r represents a mixture of a and g nucleotides at this position in the oligonucleotide; the underlined k represents mixtures of g or t; uppercase letters in the sequence for the M probe represent locked nucleic acids.