Sentence examples for exact exhibiting from inspiring English sources

Like Guthrie's, McMurtry's prose is plain and exact, exhibiting the kind of clarity that appears simple yet is anything but.

The aforementioned algorithms for the exact case exhibit the following disadvantages: first, they cannot be applied in a biological context since both single nucleotide polymorphisms as well as errors introduced by wet-lab sequencing platforms might have occurred in the sequences; second, it is not clear whether they could easily be adapted to deal with the approximate case.

Another special case of the stretching similarity solution is shown to exhibit "hot-spot" behaviour in the sense that stresses become infinite after a finite time and a simple exact solution also exhibiting this property is noted.

True mathematical fractals exhibit a higher degree of space filling because they exhibit exact or statistical self-similarity in structural patterns when examined to infinitely small scales.

Overall, the results suggested that finite systems at criticality exhibit signatures of critical systems dynamics but do not (at least in this instance) exhibit exact power laws as had previously been suggested.

The resulting protein, having exact sequence symmetry, exhibits superior folding properties compared to its naturally evolved progenitor with the potential for redundant folding nuclei.

We prove that the model d-k-CSP exhibits exact phase transitions if klnd increases no slower than the logarithm of the number of variables.

Adjectives should not be considered positive when describing a man's behavior and negative when describing the exact same behavior exhibited by a female.

Clusters of isotopologues provide convenient test sets, because they can be expected to exhibit exact coelution.

It is not particularly surprising that even a quintuple mutant of ECS in which all five target residues have been exchanged did not exhibit exact DAS activity.

Therefore, the validity of the test may be evaluated by applying it to pairs of compounds known to exhibit exact coelution and by comparing the distributions of the resulting test statistics to the predicted ones.