Sentence examples for usual addition of from inspiring English sources
Vietnamese salad, always a tad sweet, profits from the usual addition of slightly tart green papaya; instead, this kitchen added shards of kiwi, which helped achieve the tangy balance, while more crunchiness was supplied by jicama, peanuts and fried vermicelli.
For and, the sum and the product are defined by where means the usual addition of two intervals (subsets) of and means the usual product between a scalar and a subset of.
Indeed, due to the decrease in transit time, there is a higher than usual addition of CO2 per unit of blood passing the efferent microvessels, which leads to a rise in CO2 partial pressure in the venous blood (PvCO2) [10 12].
For u, v ∈ R F and λ ∈ R, the sum u + v and the product λu are defined by [ u + v ] α = [ u ] α + [ v ] α, [ λ u ] α = λ [ u ] α, ∀ α ∈ [ 0, 1 ] where [ u ] α + [ v ] α means the usual addition of two intervals (subsets) of ℝ and λ [ u ] α means the usual product between a scalar and a subset of ℝ.
Writing its second act may be tough if it stays away from typing, which would disqualify the usual additions of private messaging and status updates.
Hou also noted feminist influences in the scent with usual additions of orchid and masculine notes of autumn woods, cashmere, musk, and vetiver extract.
We will write (x^{2}) to mean (xcirc x) and write (x+y) to mean the usual componentwise addition of vectors.
While I love the dauphinoise-based aspiration of Dine's usual format, the addition of romantic partners changes everything.
We hypothesized that compared with usual care, the addition of a pharmacist would significantly change blood pressure control.
The data are modelled as usual, with the addition of interaction terms between covariates of interest and variables identifying the strata.
The intervention group will receive 'treatment as usual' plus the addition of an intervention which will be delivered as two telephone sessions employing motivational interviewing (MI) augmented with information and skills building based on the IMB model of behaviour change.
