Sentence examples for distinguished to represent from inspiring English sources
The XML-based SBML is a free and open format distinguished to represent biochemical reaction networks via a clear notation system [ 16].
In England philosophizing in the universities did not become serious until well after the time of Hume, but already philosophical fields had been sufficiently distinguished to be represented by distinct professorships.
Not only may China have funnelled cash to the White House and to congressmen; it has retained distinguished elder statesmen to represent its interests.
The motivation for selecting skewness as one of the distinguishing features to represent shadow is it always shows a variation from the skewness of the creating object and the casted background [30].
Fuzzy logic distinguishes different ways to represent uncertainty.
If you are operating with a frame that has stunning hints of gold, but it isn't distinguished enough to be represented in your image, merely push up your Kelvin temperature to 7000K or one thing.
The need for an official state flag arose in 1904 when the West Virginia State Commission to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St . Louisreported that the state required a flag or ensign to represent and distinguish itself among the other U.S. states at the exposition.
When analyzing aCGH experiments on multiple samples of patients, the challenge is to distinguish CNAs that are likely to represent non-random chromosomal events and are thought to involve the critical genes (drivers) from those which are randomly altered during pathogenesis.
For example, a brain region that serves to "select" between activity states corresponding to 2 highly related object concepts would necessarily have to represent information that distinguishes these concepts.
Each unique contig number, which translated into some protein sequence, was determined to represent a unique gene distinguished by locus number.
Features allow distinguishing products and are important to represent variability.
