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The expression on the right side, introduced by a coupling constant that contains Newton's gravitational constant, mathematically represents the non-gravitational sources of the gravitational field in a region of spacetime in the form of a stress-energy-momentum tensor (an "omnium gatherum" in Eddington's (1919, 63) pithy phrase).

To quantify the cancer cell growth in terms of its metabolic networks and to link the topology of the reconstruction with the cancer cell physiology, we proceeded to construct an objective function that mathematically represents the metabolic demands required for successful cell growth [11], [13], [22], [23].

The block-diagonal covariance matrix constructed this way mathematically represents the idea that genes from the same functional group will have more close covariances than genes from different functional groups.

After that, in terms of mathematically representing the flow behavior, yield stress, and plastic viscosity, mathematical models including the Bingham plastic, Power law, Casson, and Herschel Bulkley were considered to find the best fit (Agarwal et al. 2011; Hossain and Al-Majed 2015; Gupta 2000; Shah et al. 2010).

A set of eight mathematical competencies required by engineering students, thinking mathematically, reasoning mathematically, problem handling, modeling mathematically, representing mathematically, communicating mathematically, symbolism and formalism language, and using aids and tools, was articulated (Niss 2003).

Avogadro also mathematically represented his findings in ways more familiar to physicists than to chemists.

The vapour pressures of the solutions are mathematically represented by a linear function of the molecular composition.

Ronald J. Stouffer, a senior meteorologist at the fluid dynamics laboratory in Princeton, said that the key to progress was to move ahead in three realms at once: in the models, in the basic research into the processes that are mathematically represented in models and in the measurements of environmental change that will allow the testing of models.

Curves and surfaces are mathematically represented explicitly, implicitly, or parametrically.

The reference can be mathematically represented as (2).

The gas distribution in GDL was mathematically represented with average error of 15.5%.