Script letters

Fig. 32.2 Responses of pre-term infants to the odours of different milk stimuli at 36 weeks PCA. Boxplots that do not share the same super-script letter differed significantly...

In order to discuss matrices in a general way, certain general symbols are commonly used. Thus we may write a symbol for an entire matrix as a script letter, for example,//, which stands for... 

In this book all operators will be denoted by script letters. 

How long should we run This depends on the system and the physical properties of interest. Suppose that we are interested in a variable X, defined such that its ensemble average X= %) = 0. (Here and throughout we use script letters for instantaneous dynamical variables, i.e., functions of coordinates and momenta, to distinguish them from averages and thermodynamic quantities.) A characteristic time, x, may be defined, over which the correlations (x(O)x(t)) decay towards zero. The simulation run time should be significantly longer than i. 

The alternative symbol for the liter, L, was adopted by the CGPM in order to avoid the risk of confusion between the letter 1 and the number 1. Thus, although both 1 and L are internationally accepted symbols for the liter, to avoid this risk the symbol to be used in the United States is L. The script letter is not an approved symbol for the liter. 

Any molecule can be classified as belonging to one of the symmetry point groups that we now list. For convenience we have divided the point groups into four divisions. Script letters denote point groups. 

The amount of energy in a system is qnantified with a variable having the same name and notated here with the script letter % to avoid confnsion with the energy-per-corpuscle variable classically notated E. The SI nnit of energy is Jonle (J) 1 J is eqnivalent to 1 kg m s. ... 

We have placed special emphasis on using a consistent notation throughout the book. Since quantum chemists use a number of different notations, it is appropriate to define the notation we have adopted. Spatial molecular orbitals (with latin indices ij, k...) are denoted by These are usually expanded in a set of spatial (atomic) basis functions (with greek indices ju, V, A,...) denoted by 0. Molecular spin orbitals are denoted by x Occupied molecular orbitals are specifically labeled by a, b, c,... and unoccupied (virtual) molecular orbitals are specifically labeled by r, s, r,... Many-electron operators are denoted by capital script letters (for example, the Hamiltonian is Jf), and one-electron operators are denoted by lower case latin letters (for example, the Fock operator for electron-one is /( )). The exact many-electron wave function is denoted by O, and we use T to denote approximate many-electron wave functions (i.e., the Hartree-Fock ground state wave function is o while FS is a doubly excited wave function). Exact and approximate energies are denoted by S and , respectively. All numerical quantities (energies, dipole moments, etc.) are given in atomic units. 

A group will be denoted by a capital German letter ( ), its order by the corresponding lower-case Latin letter (g), and its elements by lower-case Latin letters s, t, etc. The reader is assumed familiar with the concepts of subgroup and class, and with their elementary properties, e.g., that the order of a subgroup, or of a class, must be a divisor of g. A class will be denoted by a script c, its order by c, sometimes with a subscript on both. 

Mark would have passed these times patiently had he not received a letter from Vienna in May, 1919, informing him that his father was seriously ill. In a made for Hollywood script, Mark prearranged a fist fight with another prisoner in order to be sent to a disciplinary camp. In route, he bribed an Italian sergeant to look the other way as he escaped in the washroom of a railway station. Next, he sewed on a few brass buttons to make his green Austrian uniform look more like that of a British private, and boarded a train headed north. 

Shown by breaks between letters and found often in part printed/ part eursive script. These people have a developed a sixth sense or psychic ability to feel situations very accurately, often before they occur. 

A further complication to the molarity/molality confusion is how to distinguish between their variables and units. The letter m turns out to be overused in chemistry. Instead of picking another Vciriable (or perhaps a less confusing ncime that stcirted with a nice uncommon letter like z, chemists decided to give molality the lowercase script m as its variable. To help you avoid uttering cmy four-letter words when confronted with this plethora of m-words and their abbreviations, we ve provided Table 13-1. 

Forman wrote in a distinctive, often archaic fashion. Where necessary for clarity, punctuation has been added. Existing punctuation has been modernized, usually converting full stops into commas and slashes into full stops. The erratic use of capital letters has been retained when conveying emphasis. Red ink and different scripts are recorded in footnotes where relevant. The word wordle for world is a hallmark of his writings, and the letters have not been un-transposed. Forman s malapropisms remain. 

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It was the Professor s idea to play scrabble, giggling with Mr Hyde as they cleared the table. The board an old one found in a skip by Billy, its missing letters painted in Gothic script on thick white cardboard. By the time the eight of them had taken out their first letters, the game was almost over. Scrabble on acid. The Professor went first. 

Script (91) and open-faced (IR also known as blackboard boldface) letters are available but should not be used routinely. For open-faced letters, only uppercase is available. 

Rauff, however, consistently wrote German texts in German cursive (Sutterlin) script, not in Latin script. His initial R had a characteristic appearance38 which was not identical to that of the R on the letter. He cannot have written these notes. What is more, all the handwritten entries are apparently adapted from genuine notes written by Rauff and Pradel, as we shall see in a later chapter, so that it seems reasonable to suspect a deliberate forgery here.39... 

QA had reviewed and initialed each programming script, but the procedure was not documented. [FDA Warning Letter, 1999]... 

This bronze sheet was machine cut into four strips, each with dimensions of 15.25 x 3.75 cm. The letters script "A" and block "T" were engraved into each strip, with the "T" having an average depth of 0.033 cm. Two of the bronze strips were leached with pH=3.0 water as duplicates, a third sample received pH=4.0 exposure, while the final strip as a control received pH=5.6 water. These samples will be labeled Bronze 1-3.0, Bnonze 2-3.0, Bronze 3-4.0, and Bronze 4-5.6, respectively. 

Remember that offscreen sound is generally afforded a separate line in the script and printed in capital letters. 

Read Dead Letters Don t Lie, in Appendix B.8 Then look over all four scripts again in each of them, try to locate the catalyst that sets things moving in a new direction for the main character or characters. In order to do this, you must first try to determine which of the characters is the protagonist. (Short films often begin and end with a focus on the protagonist.)... 

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