Sentence examples for cases represented by from inspiring English sources

Estimates of the star density measured across the arms of spiral galaxies and into the interarm regions show that the large-scale spiral structure of a galaxy of this type is, at least in many cases, represented by only a relatively small fluctuation in star density.

In the vast majority of patients, it is possible to recognize a previous primary headache, in most cases represented by migraine [4, 5].

The presence of pneumococcal capsule was seen in the meninges of all four DCT cases, represented by circular enhancement in immunofluorescent (IF) staining.

It is shown, that the model is able to reproduce a broad class of various temperature dependencies of relaxation times, lying between the extremal cases represented by the Arrhenius relation on one and by the Vogel-Fulcher-Tamman (VFT) relation on the other hand.

The realist may then contend that later theories offer more approximately true descriptions of the relevant subject matter, and that the ways in which they do so can be illuminated in part by studying the ways in which they build on the limiting cases represented by their predecessors.

To be fair, some of the cases represented by the more than 400,000 backlog rape kits have been solved through confessions, eye-witness testimony or some other investigative means.

The poem is a fierce defence of a wild imagination faced with the mundane, in this case represented by the porridge.

The fighting also validated another theme of Marshall and other reformers -- the value of collaboration among the services, in this case represented by Special Forces ground troops using laser binoculars to pinpoint targets for Air Force and Navy bombardment.

Earlier on Wednesday, plaintiffs in the case, represented by the Center for Reproductive Rights, asked Judge Korman to reject the government's proposal because it did not include the two-pill versions of the drug.

Andrew Short QC, counsel for the 204 other judges in the case represented by the law firm Leigh Day, suggested the idea that older judges should be spared changes because they have less time to adjust before retirement was illogical because the older appointees would be exposed to the changes for a shorter period of time.

The performance of a system in the worst-case, represented by its worst case execution time (WCET), highly depends on the design of the memory subsystem.