Sentence examples for conventionally represented from inspiring English sources

"It's probably about their attitude [in America] to what is conventionally represented".

Tissue regeneration is an orchestrated progression of cells from an immature state to a mature one, conventionally represented as distinctive cell subsets.

In Europe, homicide rates, conventionally represented as the number of murder victims per hundred thousand people in the population per year, have been falling for centuries.

Charges arrived at in this way are the basis for oxidation-state assignments, conventionally represented by roman numerals, such as in H(I) and Cl −I) for the constituents of HCl.

ESTs are conventionally represented by a four-letter code that specifies the order of nucleotides.

They are conventionally represented by PT ellipses, where either of the two axes is oriented along the geo-electric strike angle.

Management options that enhance invertebrate diversity, while allowing the remainder of the field to be managed conventionally, represent a potentially important conservation tool for many lowland improved grasslands.

Therefore, we treated the PDP data as if it represented conventionally grown produce.

Conventionally, the FDF is represented by an ensemble of particles and transport is modeled by a random walk in physical space.

First, lumped fuel composition parameters such as hydrogen content and smoke point, which are conventionally used to represent fuel sooting tendency, are correlated with soot formation in practical combustors.

The results presented here confirm that the timings of spring and fall frost in four objectively identified regions are significantly correlated with hemispheric-scale temperature indices conventionally used to represent greenhouse gas-driven warming, with the Central region during fall being the one exception.