Sentence examples for is explained to represent from inspiring English sources

The tracking capability is defined as the probability of re-detecting ships as they move around the globe and is explained to represent and upper bound on a space-based AIS system performance.

Different sets of boundary conditions are explained to represent the continuity requirements at the common boundary.

When the patient did not possess the ability to make the autonomous decision to participate in the study, the outline and methods of the research were explained to their representing immediate family member, from whom written consent was obtained.

The effect was lost on some male staffers until it was explained to them that the placards represented laundry, and the things holding them in place were clothes pegs.

How could these bonds be explained to someone else, and subsequently represented on a map?

In three problems of Book II it is explained how to represent: (1) any given square number as a sum of the squares of two rational numbers; (2) any given non-square number, which is the sum of two known squares, as a sum of two other squares; and (3) any given rational number as the difference of two squares.

Therefore, of the four instances of two "bacterial-like" iPGMs in one bacterial genome, one is explained by a pseudogene, one represents probable gene duplication while two appear to be the result of LGT.

In Section 5, some numerical results are explained and represented graphically.

As has been explained, if n represents the outermost shell (n being two for carbon, three for silicon, etc)., then these four electrons are represented by the symbols ns2np2.

Green water experiments are described and the use of the results to derive defining parameters for the new hydrodynamic model to represent green water is explained.

The leader of Richmondshire district council is explaining why the people he represents in the Yorkshire Dales are so opposed to the maternity unit and children's services disappearing from the local hospital, the Friarage in Northallerton.