Examples of lower case

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Lowercase letters are used for the inner expansion and upper case letters are used for the outer expansion.
Lowercase indicates minor, upper case major mode.
A key influencing factor in this new use of upper/lowercase letters has clearly been website addresses.
Lowercase 'e' and 'd' are apparent enrichment or depletion caused by anomalous values in single samples.
We shall denote functions by lowercase identifiers so these equivalences are easy to spot.
Note that the notation for probability is in lowercase italic.
Written in the text of a paper these symbols should be in lowercase italic as shown here.
This and the following name are here used informally and are therefore written in lowercase.
We follow the standard convention of using upper case initials to denote variables; lowercase initials and strings enclosed in quotes denote constants.
In the hexadecimal case, both upper or lowercase letters are allowed.
We use capital letters to indicate vowels before voiced coda consonants and lowercase letters to indicate vowels before voiceless coda consonants.
The lowercase letters denote the log deviations of variables from their steady-state values.
Simple multisets are denoted by lowercase letters.
This contrasted with other stimuli, which appeared in lowercase with no punctuation.
Only 26 are in lowercase, taking up 6% of occurrences.
Eight different fonts, with upper and lowercase, are used contrastively, as well as narrow phonetic transcriptions.
A lowercase letter in this notation has a meaning similar to the corresponding upper case letter used in the outer expansion.
Arguments with initial upper case letters are variables, whereas arguments with initial lowercase are constants.
We assume that each package is identified by a single lowercase letter that prefixes every class inside a package.
We wish to decode this word correctly even if the training set contains the word "cable" in lowercase, but not the capitalized version.
Variables are denoted by strings starting with uppercase letters, while those starting with lowercase letters denote constants.
Hospitals with up-to-date equipment and medical staff trained in trauma care have lowercase-fatality rates among accident victims.
We will use names beginning with a capital letter for predicate symbols and constants and names beginning with a lowercase letter for variables.
The primes were presented in lowercase and the targets in upper case to minimize the visual overlap between primes and targets.
This test involves identification and naming of all upper and lowercase letters in random order.
The use of lowercase letters for both prime and target made it necessary to introduce some physical change between the prime and target.
The nucleotides that make up the non-coding regions are in lowercase letters, and the nucleotides of the presumed coding region are upper case letters.
Keywords in the interface layer are stored in lowercase.
In the rest of this paper, lowercase letters are used for (small) sets and capital letters for classes.
Here we have used capitals to signify 'official' policy usage of the term and lowercase to signify the everyday usage among those we interviewed.
The model uses lowercase for all text.
Here and throughout, variables begin with a capital letter, and predicates, functions and constants with a lowercase letter.
In the following example, nonterminal symbols are given in upper case, and terminals are lowercase symbols, numbers and ';', used as an end of sentence marker.
The household's utility is u(c, p), where lowercase letters denote this counterfactual model, in which the household can reduce pollution by purchasing environmental quality.
It is that objectivity with a lowercase "o" is best achieved by expanding consideration to all the scientific viewpoints bearing on the field of problems at issue.
Throughout this article, we distinguish between cross-linguistic categories, such as perfect, perfective (denoted by lowercase), and the languagespecific instantiations of these cross-linguistic categories (denoted by capitalization).
Lines 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 begin with upper-case letters but 10 reverts to an initial lowercase.
In each trial, the stimulus consisted of a fixation mark and a string of lowercase letters presented at either 2.5-deg or 5-deg eccentricity under independent conditions.
There are very few who believe that the lowercase can be reached, let alone the middle or higher cases.
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