Sentence examples for form the underlying from inspiring English sources

An example of this is for the network asset module which contains one factory implementing IAssetFactory where lines, buses, switches, transformers and premises are created and related to one another, as assets form the underlying directed graph over which behaviours act.

Many biogeographers believe that the vicariance process forms the underlying mechanism of distributional diversity, with the dispersalist mode operating more sporadically.

Facial soft tissue thicknesses (FSTTs) hold an important role in craniofacial identification, forming the underlying quantitative basis of craniofacial superimposition and facial approximation methods.

A variety of real-valued learning structures have been introduced in prior literature; an important example is the multilayer perceptron neural network, which forms the underlying basis for modern deep learning architectures.

The primary communication conduits between networks, which forms the underlying structure of the Internet.

The model we described above provides excellent performance, yet its main advantage is also a weakness, and this forms the underlying idea of this paper.

While the structure and process can take many forms, the underlying principle that makes all democracies work is that each member of the democratic society can vote according to their conscience, while committing themselves in advance to support and empower the decisions of the majority.

The gluteus maximus is the main muscle that forms the underlying shape of your butt.

The kinetics of the exchange between the ground state and excited states are quantified in the form of the underlying exchange rate, while structural information about the invisible excited state is obtained in the form of its chemical shift.

The latter procedure is explicitly tailored to the form of the underlying numerical propagation scheme and is therefore unconditionally stable and highly precise.

The scheme is based on an integral form of the underlying conservation law which, in our formulation, results in a "finite-surface" scheme for the induction equation.