Subscript

The footnote at the bottom of the page had a subscript letter to refer to a specific reference.

The index of a book often includes subscript page numbers indicating specific sections.

The chemical reaction equation had a subscript number indicating the coefficient of a certain compound.

Subscript holders had priority in receiving the company's assets in case of bankruptcy.

The subscript value denotes the position of an element in an ordered list.

The mathematical equation included a subscript to represent the base of the logarithm.

Please subscript the footnotes at the bottom of the page.

The company offered subscript shares to its early investors.

The company issued subscript warrants to its employees as part of their compensation package.

The subscript letters in the mathematical equation represent variables.

Please write your name in subscript on the form.

The subscript notes had a longer maturity period compared to the regular bonds.

In physics, the subscript "i" is commonly used to denote the initial state of a system.

The chemical equation displayed the molecular formula with subscript numbers.

The subscript "n" represents the number of terms in the sequence.

The scientific notation represents large numbers by using a subscript for the power of 10.

The subscript symbol in the diagram represents the electrical resistance.

In genetics, the subscript "R" is commonly used to represent the dominant allele in a genotype.

The scientific formula had a subscript indicating the charge of an ion.

The government allowed the utility company to subscript shares to local residents.

The real estate developer chose to subscript a certain percentage of the property to a wealthy investor.

The startup offered to subscript a limited number of shares to early investors.

The company decided to subscript a portion of its shares to the venture capitalist.

The entertainment company will subscript a specific number of shares to its employees through an employee stock ownership plan.

The tech giant plans to subscript a significant portion of its stocks to institutional investors.

The typist needs to subscript the chemical equation in the report.

The subscript "n" in the formula denotes the number of items in a sequence.

He purchased subscript stock in the company, which entitled him to receive dividends before the common stockholders.

She invested in subscript securities, which provided her with preferential treatment in case of bankruptcy.

The company offered subscript membership to its loyal customers, giving them access to exclusive benefits.

The subscript edition of the book included bonus content and a limited-edition cover.

The subscript service offered personalized recommendations based on the user's preferences.

The editor asked the author to subscript the source references in the article.

The designer chose to subscript the trademark symbol in the logo.

The typist forgot to subscript the footnote number in the document.

The translator decided to subscript the foreign words to provide pronunciation guidance.

The journalist was instructed to subscript the date of the event in the article.

The pharmaceutical company decided to subscript a portion of its shares to research institutions.

The energy company intends to subscript shares to renewable energy funds.

The subscript "C" indicates the specific heat capacity in this formula.

The subscript letters in this chemical reaction represent the states of matter for each reactant and product.

The footnotes at the bottom of the page are written in subscript to provide additional information.

In this equation, the variable "n" is used as a subscript to indicate the number of iterations.

The index in a book lists the chapters and their corresponding page numbers in subscript format.

The pH scale measures the acidity or alkalinity of a substance, with the "H" representing hydrogen ions written in subscript.