Where ci is the number of credits offered in the i th subject of a Semester for which SGPA is to be calculated, pi is the corresponding grade point earned in the i th subject, where i = 1,2,â¦.. n, are the number of subjects in that semester.here ci is the number of credits offered in the i th subject of a Semester for which SGPA is to be calculated, pi is the corresponding grade point earned in the i th subject, where i = 1,2,â¦.. n, are the number of subjects in that semester.
Creole noun (LANGUAGE) âº [ C or U ] an American or Caribbean language that is a combination of a European language and another language and is a main language in parts of the southern US and the Caribbean.
However, the past tense, ânappeâ (nappÃ© spelled nappe with an acute accent over âtheâ), e âmeans to beâ coated and is also âpronounced.â Nappay the past tense form is the actual cooking term for a sauce that coats a (spoon.i. e a coated). spoonoth you & Rob have pieces of the puzzle, but you havenât quite put them together yet. Please allow me to help. I have a BA in French & am a French cuisine enthusiast. The French word ânapperâ indeed means âto coatâ and is pronounced ânappayâ as you have correctly determined.