Sentence examples for flow of represented from inspiring English sources

Introducing the KneePrints, the first aim is to define a new methodology to bridge the gap between making presentable and explainable data, about knee biomechanics, for the writer and so, making the readers able to manage the full flow of represented biomechanics data and to improve its comprehension.

For example, the two-way flow of goods, represented by silk, porcelain, spices, rubber, electronic products and small wares, is an important part within this framework.

But the one message that is ever present in the flow of albums representing sounds and rhythms from every part of the globe is the astonishing sense of commonality coursing through the music.

Any blockage or interruption to the smooth flow of information represents lost revenue.

Once a narrow trail traveled by a few hardy pioneers, the road connecting veterinary colleges and human medical institutions has become a busy thoroughfare over the last five years or so, with a steady flow of researchers representing a wide variety of medical disciplines on both sides.

Beneath the figure is situated the Fountain of Compassion, the flow of water representing the "constant flow of memories", while the lion's head from which it emerges, (and which bears the Imperial Crown), is representative of the British Commonwealth of Nations.

Due to the multi-scale nature of flow regimes represented by the Brinkman equation, the standard Galerkin method requires excessive mesh refinement to achieve stable and accurate results.

Player and virtual character statements are represented as nodes and the flow of conversation is represented as an edge with a direction.

The magnitude of the gradient of the systolic flow was represented by the ratio of deep to shallow flow.

In Castells' words, "the space-of-flows represents the material arrangements that allow for simultaneity of social practices without territorial contiguity" [25].

Structural power flow is a means of representing the wave propagation within a structure.