Sentence examples for front represented from inspiring English sources

The feature that is of primary importance prior to cyclone development (cyclogenesis) is a front, represented in the initial stage (A) as a heavy black line with alternating triangles or semicircles attached to it.

Like the fanzines which operated as its fevered theoretical wing, it was a key element in a broad cultural front – represented also by student-grant-funded university education, the ability to live on the dole for much of one's 20s, regional leftism and a still-functional alternative press – that saw itself as being ideological as much as merely sonic.

These trade-offs are usually expressed in terms of the so-called Pareto or 'non-dominated' front, represented by solutions that are best in terms of at least one objective and not worse in terms of any other.

In 1924 Park organized the Women's Joint Congressional Committee, a lobbying front representing several constituent women's organizations.

Consultation was grudgingly extended to mid-September.According to the "Coalition for Fair Competition"—a front representing the ECNs Super Montage is a "government-established ECN designed to eliminate all others and then go public with an IPO as a monopoly".

In fact, the shape of the Pareto front represents an interesting guidance for developers to select best solutions based on their preferences.

In parallel coordinate plot, each connected line of the Pareto-optimal front represents the values of the eight objectives corresponding to a certain Pareto-optimal solution.

We only track the time needed to reach points which are less than 5 lattice units away from existing lichens (in that way, we follow a method similar to the principles of Huygens wave propagation, where the lichen front represents the wave front and the distance map represents the secondary point waves).

Additional investigations are necessary to determine whether trees at the invasion front represent introgressed genomes and are responsible for adaptation to local conditions.

In CRC, the growth pattern at the invasive front represents a powerful prognostic tool related to the presence of small cancer cell clusters that invade the surrounding stromal compartment [ 19, 20].

Since the Pareto front represents the outer bound of performance, in Figures 4 and 5 we used Y tot = 29,469 mol./cell for all cells; the results do not change significantly if the next higher or lower levels of Y tot are used instead.