Sentence examples for are globally represented from inspiring English sources

To date, drawings or human models in scales are globally represented from the front [ 16, 33, 34], sometimes three-quarters [ 19, 35] or in profile [ 36], but rarely from both front and profile.

The radial temperature profile in the ejected thermal fire plume at various height can be globally represented by the Gaussian function (Tz,x−T∞Tz,max−T∞= e[−β(x−xmFWHM 2]) with and without facade wall, where the value of β was found to be 2ln2.

These data are then globally represented in terms of genetic networks.

These patterns are globally consistent with Kr/Kc representing a more reliable molecular correlate of population size and LHT.

The more represented GO terms are globally very similar across species for at levels 3 and 4 for Cellular Component, Molecular Function and Biological processes (Additional file 11: Figure S5 and Additional file 12: complementary caption to Figure S5).

In 2012, 357 disasters affecting 124.5 million persons were reported globally representing an increase of 2.3% over the 2011 figures [ 2].

The majority of nickel hyperaccumulators are known from ultramafic soils in tropical regions (Cuba, New Caledonia and Southeast Asia), and one genus, Phyllanthus (Phyllanthaceae), is globally the most represented taxonomic entity.

Muslims are globally widespread.

Here, × means the sign of (A_{h_{1}}) is not necessary for that subcase, NE denotes the non-existence of a fixed point, EU represents the existence of a fixed point which is unstable, ES shows the existence of a fixed point which is stable, EG denotes the existence of a fixed point which is globally stable, and ENS represents the existence of a fixed point which is neutrally stable.

All of the genes represented on the GeneChip were globally normalized and scaled to a signal intensity of 100.

All the genes represented on the microarray were globally normalized and scaled to a signal intensity of 500.