Sentence examples for adapted to represent from inspiring English sources

Incised designs most frequently featured curvilinear patterns, which could be easily adapted to represent stylized snakes or birds; the incisions were usually filled in with lime to make the design stand out.

It is well adapted to represent anisotropic features.

Properties of the rods were adapted to represent local strain concentration.

Daily activities used to exemplify certain items were chosen and adapted to represent activities that are common in Sweden today.

Figure 4 shows that the daily yearly-based model is not well adapted to represent this kind of climate; in particular, for modeling relative humidity variations.

Therefore, most of the models that are described in the following can be adapted to represent either domain, by adjusting the influence of the individual effects accordingly.

Three main contributions are discussed: an efficient data structure proposal adapted to representing the CCT in embedded systems, a memory organization suitable for FPGA implementation by using on-chip memory and a customizable hardware accelerator architecture for CCT-based applications.

Specifically, twenty CMIP5 GCMs under RCP4.5 and RCP8.5 emission scenarios were adapted to adequately represent this uncertainty envelope, fifty-one 30-year future periods moving from 2021 to 2100 with 1-year interval were produced to express the temporal variation.

The predominant role of RFT1 in flowering induction in plants adapted to LD would represent an advantage by avoiding the inhibitory action of Hd1 and, thus relaxing the evolutionary pressure on this gene.

This is an adapted base to represent band limited signals (which is the case for 2D images).

During the mixed contrasts block, neurons adapted to a contrast representing the mean of the three contrasts used, whereas they adapted to the only contrast in use during the constant contrast blocks.