Sentence examples for be represented by distinct from inspiring English sources

In England philosophizing in the universities did not become serious until well after the time of Hume, but already philosophical fields had been sufficiently distinguished to be represented by distinct professorships.

Yet Aristotle never suggests, in the Posterior Analytics or anywhere else, that these stages should be represented by distinct treatises devoted to the same subject.

And distinct impossible situations can be represented by distinct world-books or world-stories, taken as sets constructed out of atomic propositions.

However, it is of interest to note that emerging anatomical evidence indicates that the motor and motivational functions of the STN may be represented by distinct subdivisions of the nucleus, the dorsolateral portion being mainly involved with extrapyramidal motor control and the medial ('limbic') portion with motivational functions [37,47].

In Figure 4N, moderate and severe phenotypes within the hindlimb are represented by distinct symbols, but the statistical analysis ignores this distinction and simply compares Fz3 +/− and Fz3 +/+ vs Fz3 −/− littermates.

These conditions are represented by distinct temperature levels and various discharge currents.

However, objects are represented by distinct horizontal strips corresponding to different slopes or depths in the SCR plane.

In the space/chirp-rate (SCR) plane, those objects are represented by distinct horizontal strips corresponding to different slopes or depths.

But given the law of constant proportions, these can be distinguished by specifying the combining proportions, which is what is represented by distinct chemical formulas, for example N2O, NO, N2O3 for different oxides of nitrogen.

Our analysis of mtDNAs from six of seven species of Hylobates gibbons produces a well-supported phylogeny in which each species is represented by distinct lineages or monophyletic clades.

(2) Alternative transcripts are represented by distinct clusters.