Sentence examples for described by large from inspiring English sources

In this blue-and-gray composition, all the forms are described by large, loose strokes of colour, and the direction of the strokes seems to cause the entire composition to swirl and spin.

Consequently, TCR structural ensembles are not likely to be described by large amounts of disorder.

Conversely, human and mouse have very similar anatomies (both are mammals), but are described by large ontologies with little structured information.

This paper demonstrates how the design and control of processes described by large-scale, complex, mixed-integer dynamic models can be simultaneously optimised in the face of time-varying disturbances and parametric uncertainties.

The effect of various extracts on angiogenesis (blood vessel growth) was analyzed by a CAM assay using methycellulose disks described by Larger et al. [ 37].

Another supporting observation for localized RNAs with structured RNA elements is their higher spatial divergence in the brain described by larger deviation of expression in 115 neuroanatomical regions (see Figure 3).

Kobakhidze argues that since each quantum particle must be described by a large number of other particles, this leads to a particular equation that describes the effect of gravity.

In biological datasets, each object is described by a large number of variables (or dimensions) and it is crucial to perform their analyses in a smaller space, to extract useful information.

We propose that an enzyme-catalyzed reaction is best described by a large, three-dimensional potential energy surface, defined by the number of enzyme conformers in one dimension, the number of reaction steps as the second and Gibbs free energy as the third.

A neural network is generally described by a large set of stochastic differential equations, which makes it hard to understand the underlying behavior of the system.

Current data of high-redshift absorption-line systems imply that universal reionization of hydrogen occurred before redshifts of about 5. Previous works on reionization by the first stars or quasars have shown that such scenarios are described by a large number of cosmological and astrophysical parameters.