Sentence examples for constructed part from inspiring English sources

First, a bipartite graph of user-subject accesses is constructed (part a), which is subsequently represented as a binary matrix (part b).

A network needs to be constructed by a server (construction crew) that has a constant construction speed which is incomparably slower than the server's travel speed within the already constructed part of the network.

For example, when the dataset was constructed, part of tRNAs without typical cloverleaf structure were filtered.

As most variants use the errors of already constructed parts to direct further construction, it may be viewed as example of boosting – as understood in general sense.

Such constraints force engineers to extensively reuse already constructed parts, thus de facto tinkering with their designs in a way similar to the duplication diversification mechanism driving genome growth.

This parameter relates to the multi-level feature of the fractal branches: in each iteration, the fractal fractures propagate from the original nodes following the given generating rules to construct part of the network.

b) For the theoretical framework: was the underlying construct defined and was the construct part of a theoretical model?

In the Types of studies section we changed "Studies had to report sufficient data to construct a two-by-two table" into "Studies had to report sufficient data to construct (part of) a two-by-two table".

In addition, 109 flowering or floral core genes of A. thaliana consulted from more than 1000 literatures were designed to construct part of the whole probe pool, of which 31 genes have reliable hybridization signal value with hickory.

The advice would overturn a legal understanding dating from the Reagan administration that even the most minimal steps to construct parts of a missile defense -- laying concrete, for example, or raising walls -- would breach the treaty.

Advertisements in the Bolton Chronicle appealed to Quarrymen for quantities of stone blocks to support the rails, and for excavators to construct parts of a proposed addition to the embankment from Agecroft towards Clifton Hall.