Let Z denote the set of negative integers and let A (0,5) (5, ).

And I'll denote that by capital I.

So we can denote that with a transformation.

Generally letters from first half of the alphabet (a, b, c, ) will be used to denote constants, and from the second half (t, x, y, ) to denote variables.

Initially the term was used to denote the chieftain of a tribe.

The symbol formula_4 is traditionally used to denote the corresponding derivative formula_5.

Together these articles denote a strong emphasis on the rights of rural women.

My initial velocity is 0, I'll denote it as a vector right here.

So these numbers are the numbers which denote the roughness of these surfaces.

It was also used to denote the Slovaks in German texts before c. 1400.

To denote the key inputs and the decryption algorithm outputs the original plaintext message.

In this document HRsL will be used to denote human rights law as defined above.

It was used to denote particular orientations of legal thought or historical and cultural traditions.

In 2011, bio technology investor Juan Enriquez coined the term Homo evolutis to denote this shift.

Notation One way to denote an antiparticle is by adding a bar over the particle's symbol.

We have complete control over his blush responses, the diameter of his nostrils to denote stress.

I'll denote it by psi I'll use the psi for inscribed angle and angles in this video.

Dan level belts are invariably black, with some schools using stripes to denote various ranks of black belt.

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This term is sometimes used to denote a location on a road even if no physical sign is present.

The term quickly took on a wider meaning, to denote similar cases of consensus decision making in the Dutch fashion.

Figures in the first three columns in italics denote changes from the values given in the May 2005 RTF report.

But of course this does not denote any change in our position of principle with regard to the guaranteeing of human rights.

I'm going to use this word damage to denote these intermediate things that are caused by metabolism and that eventually cause pathology.

So to communicate securely, they're going to share a secret key, which I'll denote by K. They both know the secret key.

The sight of the stars sets me dreaming quite as simply as do the black dots which denote towns and villages on a map.

Whenever they needed to denote a chapter break or a division of text, scribes would switch from standard black to the red pigment, minium.

In civil law countries, signatures had greater importance because they served not only as a means of identification but also to denote approval of a document.

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In addition, figures in the present report and its annexes I and VII X that denote quantities of controlled substances have been rounded to three decimal points.

our reservations on the content of Article 7, which could denote serious grounds for misunderstandings and disputes between the two countries due to its wide and imprecise drafting

So now we have a general idea what an angle is and how we denote it with symbols, it does not look like all angles look the same.

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In the formulas, the symbols R and R' usually denote an attached hydrogen, or a hydrocarbon side chain of any length, but may sometimes refer to any group of atoms.

And it takes as inputs, the key K. I'm gonna put a wedge above the key input just to denote the fact that this input is really the key input.

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