Sentence examples for m from high-quality English sources.

• Call this model M.

• We measure e. m. f.’s in volts.

• in which m is the lateral magnification.

• At M. sur M. he exercised the unpleasant but useful functions of an inspector.

• And since it’s true, what (M) says must also be the case: that M has no truth-maker.

• For example, if you can infer p from p and q, then you can also infer m from m and n.

• All references to The Essential Peirce EP n. m where n and m refer to volume and page number respectively.)

• Because germs are out of sight, the belief is there is no harm in picking up the M&M and popping it in your mouth.

Use m in a sentence.

• We say that A is valid in M or that M is a model of A, or “M ⊨ A”, iff for all worlds x, x ∈ V(A).

• Intuitively, a set of m is what we would now call a mereological sum, consisting of one or more m, but not necessarily all of the m.

• Hosszu won an eye-popping 73 times to set a single-season record, taking every 200-m freestyle, 100-m backstroke, 100-m IM, 200-m IM, and 400-m IM race.

• She hauled in four medals at the 2011 world championships in Daegu, S.Kor.: golds in the 4 × 100-m relay and the 4 × 400-m relay, silver in the 400 m, and bronze in the 200 m.

• Outstanding Asian crabapples include the Chinese flowering crab (M. spectabilis), Siberian crabapple (M. baccata), Toringo crabapple (M. sieboldii), and Japanese flowering crabapple (M. floribunda).

• Overall, the bridge now extends 4,760 feet (1,450 m) between anchorages, with the decks 115 feet (35 m) and 212 feet (65 m) above mean high water and the lattice-steel towers rising 604 feet (184 m) high above the water.

• In 2014 she set short-course world records in the 100-m backstroke, the 200-m backstroke, the 100-m IM, and the 200-m IM, and in 2015 she established three more short-course world records, in the 100-m IM, the 200-m IM, and the 400-m IM.

• For every a ∈ L> and every M = ⟨E, ρ, s, *⟩, a is satisfiable in M if there is a consistent E ∈ E such that a ∈ s(E). a is valid in M if a ∈ s(E) for every consistent E ∈ E. a is valid in a set of models S iff for every model M in S, a is valid in M. a is valid if it is valid in all models.

m sentence examples

• She won NCAA championships in the 200-m IM, the 400-m IM, and the 200-m butterfly in her junior year in 2011, but that success didn’t carry over to her Olympic appearance in London in 2012, as she finished fourth in the 400-m IM, eighth in the 200-m IM, and ninth in the 200-m butterfly.

• A machine m will be said to be able to generate a certain function (e.g., x squared) if m can be set up so that if m is presented with any of the function’s arguments (e.g., 4), m will carry out some sequence of processing steps, at the end of which m produces the corresponding value of the function (16 in the example).

• For a table comparing M VII and VIII with PH II (and relevant passages in M I–VI), see Bett 2005: 193–5; for a similar table comparing M IX and X to PH III (and relevant passages in M I–VI), see Bett 2012: 161–64; for discussion of the comparisons between M XI to PH III (and relevant passages in M I–VI), see Bett 1997.

• Well-known Asian species of the genus Magnolia include lily magnolia (M. liliflora or M. quinquipeta), a four-metre shrubby tree that has purple blossoms with white interiors and brownish fruits; yulan magnolia (M. denudata or M. heptapeta), a 60-metre tree; saucer magnolia (M. soulangeana), a gray-barked hybrid between the lily magnolia and the yulan magnolia with flowers that may be white, pink, crimson, or purplish; Oyama magnolia (M. sieboldii), a 9-metre tree with crimson fruits; and star magnolia (M. stellata), of similar height with spidery flowers.