In such instances the formula was written U 5l{ISB} 2r, the subscript ISB signifying "including small basal.
In other instances a basal subcaudal barely failed to contact a scale of the opposite side and this condition was indicated by the subscript NSB--"not including small basal.
But, after a little practice, he will find it quite easy to go straight from concrete form to subscript form.
When a Proposition has to be translated from concrete form into subscript form, the Reader will find it convenient, just at first, to translate it into abstract form, and thence into subscript form.
Subscript takes effect back to the beginning of the expression.
We already know how to represent each of the three Propositions of a Syllogism insubscript form.
In reading a value into a subscripted variable, the current value of the subscript expression is not affected by that READ statement.
This means that all own arrays are treated as having constant subscript bounds; this constitutes one possible interpretation of the Algol 60 report.
An own array may be declared with variable subscript bounds, but only one allocation of storage will be made, and if the bounds change, this will be ignored.
When the missionary asked for an explanation, the officer opened one of the books and pointed to the expression H[subscript 2]O, which occurred very frequently in it.
Now H[subscript 2]O is the chemical symbol for water and means that two atoms of hydrogen unite with one atom of oxygen to form one molecule of water.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "subscript" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
