Sentence examples for brief representation of from inspiring English sources
But the lawyer, Lamis J. Deek, whose client Ahmed Ferhani, 26, is facing state terrorism charges, said on Tuesday that her brief representation of the detective did not present a conflict of interest because there were no privileged conversations between them.
This allows a brief representation of the important information by avoiding overcrowding the interface with repeatedly used standard reagents (e.g. inorganic salts, bases) and by keeping a consistent record of all reagents used.
Finally, the questions used can only provide a brief representation of the different situations in individual disciplines at the various universities.
The anti-digital prejudice of "The Congress," its resistance to computer graphics, is highlighted in a scene, late in the film, that shifts away from the cartoonish fantasies of the drug takers in favor of a brief naturalistic representation of daily life in the futuristic city.
Set out below is a brief, step-by-step representation of the automated SPE procedure using the MPS system (numbers in brackets correspond to those in Figure 3a).
Set out below is a brief, step-by-step representation of sample hydrolysis and derivatization by the automated method using the MPS dual-beam system (numbers in brackets correspond to Figure 1b).
In brief, a directed graphical representation of each metabolic map was created in which the nodes represented enzymes and the edges represented a shared substrate/product between two enzymes.
Then, following a brief overview of the representation of physical and chemical processes in PAQSMs, the essential attributes of standard modeling systems currently in regulatory use are presented in a nonmathematical, self-contained format, intended to provide a basic understanding of both model capabilities and limitations.
American Civil Liberties Union Legal Case Files Index, 1933-1990 [Bulk 1960-1984] This database indexes over 3,600 cases in which the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) was involved to some degree, from the filing of amicus briefs to the full representation of litigants.
This brief examines several ideas about the representation of knowledge addressing this challenge.
In brief, Gold, Calverton, and Freeman provide a strong representation of the direction of the American Leftist literary tradition in the 1920s.
