Sentence examples for effects can be represented from inspiring English sources

A calculus of events is presented in which domain constraints, concurrent events, and events with nondeterministic effects can be represented.

Nonlocality and memory effects can be represented by the concepts of fractional calculus which contains definitions of fractional derivatives and fractional integrals in the form of weighted integrals.

We derive and present a strategy for how viscous and thermal boundary-layer effects can be represented as a boundary condition on the standard Helmholtz equation for the acoustic pressure.

Small molecule effects can be represented by active signaling pathways within functional networks.

The covariance matrix of y i can be then rewritten as V a r (y i ) = G 0 * + R 0 *, and the covariance matrix between traits conditionally on the additive genetic effects can be represented as V a r (y i | u i ) = (I t − Λ ) − 1 Ψ 0 (I t − Λ ) ' − 1 = R 0 *.

The incremental cost and incremental effect can be represented visually using the incremental cost-effectiveness plane [ 15].

The structural features of a molecule responsible for a certain effect can be represented with a chemical pattern.

Based on the work in [20] and our experiments, the superpixel of the pop-out effect can be represented by an exponential function of the disparity.

The various hedges above (scare quotes around 'logical form'), here ('in effect can be represented as') and below are due to the fact that Heim and Kamp implement the feature of DRT being described in different ways.

A potential distortion source of the ideal exponential shape is the dielectric absorption of the capacitor, whose effect can be represented by additional superimposed exponential components with longer time constant and smaller peak value.

It has been reported that the relationship between radiation dose to desired outcome and undesired effect can be represented by a sigmoid dose-response curve [ 17].