Sentence examples for a compact description from inspiring English sources
In this work we analyze regularities in the GC-bias patterns, and find a compact description for this curve family.
It provides a compact description of some properties related to the shape of contours and lattice walks, and is fruitfully employed for instance in polymer physics40,41,42,43 Here we use a slightly modified version, which takes into account the different "masses" corresponding to the different step lengths between the contour points (see also the definition of above).
If there is a compact description of the SUMP effort in Romania, that description is "catching up".
As such, it provides a compact description useful for higher-level studies (e.g. of genetic networks) without the need to invoke the biochemical details of every component.
At this point, we have provided a compact description of the activity of the network when the number of neurons tends to infinity.
The statistical representation allows a compact description of the object while the abstract graph allows describing the relations in between the parts as well as the structure.
A fractal dimension (FD) gives a highly compact description of the shape characteristics of the human brain and has been employed in many studies on brain morphology.
Therefore, scientists, especially those involved in public health, may not find their particular areas of expertise described satisfactorily, but they will find in many areas outside their immediate field of knowledge a useful compact description that addresses the highlights of a particular disease.
The above type space is a very compact description of the players' informational attitudes.
This development, in addition to simplifying the algebraic definition of the methodology, offers a more compact description of the bi-dimensional association modelled by DLNMs.
If we were to summarize each of these surfaces with a single line, a thanatological age pattern would give a much more compact description than a chronological age pattern.
