Sentence examples for compound figure from inspiring English sources

"Jesus" may be a compound figure, to whom tales and truths of many kinds have been ascribed.

Chaos theory rose to prominence as a branch of mathematics in the late 80s; Malcolm is a compound figure inspired by the chaos theorists Ivar Ekeland, Heinz-Otto Peitgen and James Gleick, whose Chaos: Making a New Science had appeared in 1987, three years before Crichton's novel.

The HPLC trace for LD revealed a total of 24 peaks, each possibly relating to a single compound (Figure 10A).

Next, an electron is donated from an electron-rich arene (such as phenol) to the carbenium compound (Figure 4c).

It is worth mentioning that precursor LZH has significantly as much as 8 times less toxicity than the intercalation compound (Figure 9c).

Butyrylcholine (BCh) is an acetylcholine-like compound (Figure 1), hydrolyzed by acetylcholinesterase (AChE) and BChE (pseudocholinesterase), the latter being more efficient.

Due to the linear summation of EPSCs, larger values of compound sigma produced a "bumpy" compound shape (Figure 4B).

This study was designed to explore how adults with autism and Asperger syndrome (ASD) would visually process compound figures.

Specific significant gene networks that were associated with hepatic system function, liver cholestasis and/or liver damage were generated for each compound (Figures 9B F).

In addition, we address whether 'chunking' of simple oriented rectangles into fewer compound figures can explain the high capacity of fragile VSTM.

In addition, Sample 4 also shows a difference in the profile of triterpenoid compounds (Figure 8).