Sentence examples for which denotes the from inspiring English sources

He used the word "laïcité," which denotes the separation of church and state.

From this relation is derived the algebraic use of the term square, which denotes the product that results from multiplying any algebraic expression by itself.

Eventually the name Presbyterian, which denotes the form of church polity used by most of the Reformed churches, was adopted by the Calvinistic churches of British background.

which denotes the mathematical non-Gaussian PDF of or.

is a network parameter which denotes the weight-adjustment period.

The flow rule is defined by a function which denotes the orientation of the viscoplastic strain rate tensor.

Thus, vertical parameter which denotes the time rate of vertical state to supporting phase is proposed for gait planning.

H n ( x ; − 1 ) = E n ( x ), which denotes the Euler polynomials (cf. [1 24]).

Let us consider a random variable Y which denotes the number of successful data delivery attempts.

Set S=V 1, and T=Ψ, which denotes the empty set.

Here, we use the MAX _DISTANCE which denotes the fixed maximum transmission distance.