Second, the solutions provided by the model are immediately expressed in the language of biological concepts (genomes, genes, gene expression and its regulation, proteins, fluxes of metabolites, etc).
This suddenness Bellow expressed in the language of the inaugurating experience.
…involves its dependence upon a belief system that is usually expressed in the language of myth.
Such affective associations, expressed in the language of geography, remained potent across centuries of classical Arabic poetry.
The principle of parliamentary sovereignty was expressed in the language of paternalistic authority; the British referred to themselves as parents and to the colonists as children.
The second characteristic of ritual involves its dependence upon a belief system that is usually expressed in the language of myth.
She ascribes behavior to bloodlines — Spain, she writes, has been overly acquiescent to Muslim immigrants because "too many Spaniards still have the Koran in the blood" — and her political views are often expressed in the language of disgust.
Rights recognition has become the main target of politics, with group claims and ideological positions, sectional interests and global campaigns routinely expressed in the language of rights for individuals.
Expressed in the language of statistics, the experiences of Ecast and other companies such as Amazon, an online bookseller, suggest that products down in the long tail of a statistical distribution, added together, can be highly profitable.
This result is precisely expressed in the language of automata theory by saying that the sets enumerated by the automaton with random elements can be enumerated also by the unmodified automaton.
