Sentence examples for core representing from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, that $300m doesn't secure you a bullpen – LA are ranked 13 of 15 NL teams in ERA, with the relief core representing the teams greatest stumbling block.

A total of 643 soil samples were extracted from 48 cores, each core representing a soil profile.

The ED patterns of all samples possessed four spots entitled (120) around the central core, representing four dominant fronts filled with the polymer chains.

The aggregation and the toxicity issues are reduced due to the encapsulation of magnetite in a biodegradable polymeric core, representing a sustained long-term drug release.

Applying the new method, the researchers looked at a more-than-5-meter-long sediment core, representing about 160,000 years of accumulation, drilled from the deep sea floor off the southwestern coast of South Africa.

Residues of CPY and CPYO were absent in the surface section of the core, representing 1990 to 1998 [115], despite this likely being the period of greatest global use.

States that adopt the standards are allowed to have additional standards, as long as the common core represents at least 85 percent of their English and mathematics standards.

Eddy currents induced in a power transformer core represent lost power and are undesirable; eddy currents used to produce heat for cooking or for a metallurgical furnace represent useful applications of the phenomenon.

EMC and VMware at their core represent the old guard.

The computation core represents the energy dissipated which is accounted for separately [42].

The left of the long core represents inlet, and the right is the outlet.