Sentence examples for evident representation from inspiring English sources

For example, while the concept <triangle> can be discursively defined as a rectilinear figure contained by three straight lines (as is done in Euclid's Elements), the concept is constructed, in Kant's technical sense of the term, only when such a definition is paired with a corresponding intuition, that is, with a singular and immediately evident representation of a three sided figure.

Very high over-representations are again evident: Over-representations is highest for R.Y tracts in all genomes surveyed, except for Drosophila, where K.M tracts are in the largest excess.

The classification performance of our signature is evident in representations that indicate as first approximation the up-regulation of the signature in hypoxic condition.

This is more explicitly evident in the representation of claims as shown in Fig. 3.

Clearly evident with this representation is the fact that same-species hybridizations produced globally higher signal intensities than cross-species hybridizations.

However, this information is not directly evident in the representation of any pathway involving the protein as an enzyme or transporter.

8.5/8.51) were found to fit the data almost perfectly, in the extensive validation procedure some artefacts in the spatial trend function became evident in graphical representations of the model predictions (Figure 7A).

The diverse social representations evident in our findings demonstrate ways in which the human rights approach fails to account for how deeply intertwined these two dimensions are.

This bias is evident in a graphical representation of the intersection between CGH and SNP predictions (see Fig. S7) and with CGH/SNP genome-wide copy number profiles (see Fig. S8).

This difference was immediately evident by the graphical representation of the expression scatter plot.

A second type of representation becomes evident in caudal premotor and anterior parietal cortices during bimanual actions.