Sentence examples for is physically represented from inspiring English sources
A verification system was established in which the DHSS is equivalently simulated by a valve-controlled cooling loop while the SFMPFL is physically represented.
In the case of a three-phase fluidized bed, the bubble drift velocity is physically represented by the rise velocity of bubble swarm in the dynamic system modified by the solids holdup change due to bed collapse.
Model is a more generic term and it is physically represented by XML files, while a diagram is a visual representation of a model.
Pilgrims perform the Hajj in a state of ritual purity called ihram, which for men is physically represented by wearing simple garments made of unsewn cloth.
Each cell is treated as a viscoelastic body, which is physically represented by a clump of nine particles.
This, again, refers to the method of replacing processes ones that are too small-scale or complex to be physically represented in the model— by a more simple mathematical description.
If our suffering and our tragedy cannot be physically represented by those who have experienced it, but only by the (admittedly deserving) law enforcement proxy, then we remain the "Others" and "Outsiders" that Harsha describes us as being.
This presents a limitation because although we have been physically representing information in two dimensions since the first cave paintings and probably earlier, our brains have evolved for stereoscopic vision: we're hardwired for 3D.
"The clothes have a visceral impact that the buildings don't," Tsao acknowledged, "and only in part because they're physically present, while the architecture is represented by models and graphics.
The string excitation signal model is physically inspired and represents a cheap solution in terms of both computational resources and especially memory requirements (compared, e.g., to sample playback systems).
