Sentence examples for and represents material from inspiring English sources

The Mira tail is 13 light-years long and represents material shed by the star over the last 30,000 years, the scientists said.

This is the period when most of the site was abandoned, and represents material from the latest occupation.

Earlier this year, 90 scientists sent a letter to Catherine McKenna, minister of environment and climate change, calling on her to reject the LNG proposal because the GHG emissions from the project and its upstream effects "are significant and represent material challenges to BC and Canada toward meeting their climate change targets".

Scientists say Eros is very old, dating back about 4.5 billion years, and probably represents material present when the planets of the solar system formed.

In that diagram, the slope curve represents the tie lines and operating lines represent material balances.

This modeling approach allows for the implementation of a combined model representing material and energy flows and bottle necks in machine capacities at the same time (instead of using two different models with different software tools).

Fairey drew his inspiration for the graphic from hundreds of responses from LAUSD students who answered his query, "What does the world look like when you take away the things that limit you?" His graphic includes a leaf to symbolize green energy, a diamond to represent material and financial success and a peace sign.

These costs represent material and overhead costs for procedures and additional personnel costs for ICU and recovery stays.

A process model representing material and energy flows associated with the life cycle of a biomass CHP system was developed, which considered the dependency of timber consumption on the scale of the CHP, together with other design parameters.

The solution is characterized in terms of two non-dimensional parameters that represent material properties and dimensional lengths of the skin and the core.

Mechanical tests for asphalt mixtures generally use laboratory-produced specimens, which cannot truly represent material properties and construction conditions as they exist in the field.