Sentence examples for finding an expression from inspiring English sources

It recalls the Art Nouveau idea of freezing flame in metal and finding an expression of speed and emotion.

The above partial differential equation can be used to model the transport of drugs to the absorption site, by finding an expression for the flux, J, as a function of time at a certain distance from the entrance point (Eqs. (6) and (7)).

The problem of finding an exact expression for the perimeter of an ellipse led to the development of elliptic functions, an important topic in mathematics and physics.

The scheme consists of finding an explicit expression for the integral terms of the equations associated with the Jacobi collocation method.

This study was designed, therefore, with an expectation of finding an increased expression of collagen types I and III, and TGF-βs in this fibrotic disease of gluteal muscle.

On the other hand, Fung et al. examined 450 resected colorectal cancer finding a stronger expression in right than in left-sided tumors and a stronger expression in high-grade tumors [108].

Therewith, our data are in line with aforementioned studies showing a higher expression of MTCH2 in the subcutaneous fat than in mesenterial fat und also finding a higher expression in obese ZDF rats than in lean ZL rats.

Charlie, for example, struggles to differentiate between some emotions, reading anger as confusion, and finding a "neutral" expression hard to register.

A glaring example is the new politics of England and Englishness, which is as much bound up with class as it is with place, and has so far simmered away without finding a coherent expression.

The Kocks Mecking theory is reformulated by finding a new expression for the recovery rate term.

In this paper, we aim at finding a new expression for the eigenvalue distribution, which is even simpler than Sun's result.