Sentence examples for considered to be composed from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a 3D object is considered to be composed of one, or more than one, part.

Electromagnetic radiation arising from electrical devices, atoms, or nuclei may be considered to be composed of waves or of photons.

Taking a large enough number of partitions, each element can be considered to be composed of a single phase, where adjacent elements may be composed by different phases.

The elliptical cross section is considered to be composed of two circular arcs, and the equations of a circular cylindrical shell are applied.

Having estimated the total mass, the aircraft is considered to be composed of different segments each with an unknown mass and the equations of motion are derived based on this discritized mass model.

X-ray photoelectron spectrometer was used to characterize the composition and microstructure of LaB6 nano-film which is tentatively considered to be composed of LaB6 nanocrystalline and amorphous microstructure of La and B atoms.

In quadrant C for instance, which we consider to be composed mainly of ancient homologs, we find only 8 unsaturated pairs out of 667.

In M. magneticum AMB-1 ΔmamK, a strain devoid of the mamK gene, we observed thin linear structures spanning the cytoplasm that we consider to be composed of MamK-like filaments.

These sites are considered to be surface complexes composed of the central active metal atom surrounded by its neighbouring metal atom "ligands".

Primary carcinomas are considered to be unorganized organs that are composed of various cell types, including cancer cells, fibroblasts and other mesenchymal cells, and cells related to immunity and vasculature.

Examples: In biology, a synapse is commonly considered to be an intercellular junction that is composed of the presynaptic zone of a neuron (i.e. a fiat cell part) and the postsynaptic zone of another neuron, muscle cell or secretory cell (i.e. another fiat cell part) with an intervening synaptic cleft (i.e. intercellular space) between the two zones (see Introduction).