superscript

The number 5 above the number 2 is an example of superscript.

In this case, the components may be denoted by superscripts.

Also used to indicate exponentiation where superscript is not available.

Powers are usually also written without operator, but with the second argument as superscript.

The exponent is usually shown as a superscript to the right of the base.

Players who have played international cricket for the main England side are noted with superscripts.

For the present the reader can take superscripts and subscripts to be equivalent.

In these examples, superscripts should be considered equivalent with subscripts.

Usage of subscripts and superscripts is also an important convention.

Superscripts in brackets indicate points earned on that particular task.

The mass number is written either after the element name or as a superscript to the left of an element's symbol.

Note that superscripts are usually placed too high for many typographic purposes.

Superscripts in brackets (such as ) indicate a repeat win.

Often the pattern repeats, which is indicated by a superscript in the notation.

The superscript m is omitted if it is equal to one.

This pair is mapped to another one denoted by the superscript.

Superscripts may indicate not only exponentiation, but modification of a function.

The superscripts denote that these quantities are associated with the unperturbed system.

This image shows the four common locations for subscripts and superscripts, according to their typical uses.

In these definitions the order of the superscript and subscript is significant, because in general.

The superscript 1 for a singly occupied orbital is not compulsory.

And the superscript is used to indicate that e is raised to the power of the given ratio.

The first indicates the position: whether superscript, mid-line, or subscript.

To render the word "Ave" in that period, the final vowel would have been written as a superscript.

On the other hand, when the r comes before the consonant and vowel, it is added as a superscript.