Przykłady subscript

• The subscript 1 refers to the molecules under consideration and the subscript 2 refers to all other colliding particles.

• In the above equations, the subscript denotes differentiation.

• Here subscripts indicate differentiation with respect to the subscript variable.

• Since we are going to consider e-jumps only here, from now on we shall omit the subscript e in the notation of the enumeration jump.

• Here, subscripts referring to particle species are explicitly shown.

• For graphs, the (first) subscript will almost always denote the number of vertices.

• Partial derivatives with respect to coordinates are indicated by subscripts.

• For example, the parameters pertaining to the positions of subscripts are only explained when the typesetting of subscripts is presented.

• We decided to retain the original subscripts on the functions f4 and f5 to allow direct comparison with the original paper.

• The subscript 0 outside the brackets stand for the initial value of the potential variable.

• Having introduced this solution, though, we will henceforward omit the ordinary and special subscripts for better readability.

• The subscript i takes on values of 1 or 2 representing resource type (extensive (wild) = 1, intensive (irrigation) = 2).

• For convenience, the subscript-0 will be suppressed in the remainder of this section.

• We omit the subscript whenever it can be unambiguously determined from the context.

• For simplicity the time subscripts for and will be dropped from now on. 18.