Sentence examples for diagrams in which from inspiring English sources

It is frequently useful to represent physical processes by space-time diagrams in which time runs vertically and the spatial coordinates run horizontally.

The amylopectin component of starch is structurally similar to glycogen in that both are composed of glucose units linked together in the same way, but the distance between branch points (see schematic diagrams, in which −O− represents one glucose unit) is greater in amylopectin than in glycogen, and the former may be thought of as occupying more space per unit weight.

Gibbs (1970) has recommended diagrams in which ratio of dominant anions and cations are plotted against total dissolved solids (TDS).

The mixture of these two end-members can be illustrated on SiO2-Al2O3 and SiO2-Fe2O3 dingrams, in which contrasting mixing trends are observed (Figure 4b,c).

The fourth class represents methods utilizing Voronoi diagrams, in which the shortest path is searched from a starting point to the biomacromolecular surface.

(a, b, and c) Molchan diagrams, in which we smooth the Molchan trajectory (red line) by a set of segments (black lines; see Appendix 1).

Damnation is a diagram, in which thousands of tiny figures are detailed to enact agony.

Hemon's stories don't dwell much on that shaded area of the Venn diagram in which the circles of his characters' fictionalizing subjectivities intersect.

This TV commercial — which was later mercilessly spoofed on "Saturday Night Live" — featured an animated diagram in which yellow dots were superimposed over a woman's abdomen.

But just how to begin the dance posed a challenge; Ms. Jones had to abandon the spatial diagram, in which an arrow pointed from wings to stage.

There were two groups especially shaken by last week's attacks – journalists and Jews – and I inhabit that small shaded area of the Venn diagram in which the two overlap.