Sentence examples for mechanisms to represent from inspiring English sources

As they put it: EmotionML provides mechanisms to represent emotions in terms of scientifically valid descriptors: categories, dimensions, appraisals, and action tendencies.

As in the grid-to-place cell spatial expansion, the analog representation of number is extended by additional mechanisms to represent much larger numbers.

Ribot (2006) makes clear that stakeholder involvement has to be meaningful, since as with all decentralised approaches, they are 'only effective when there are mechanisms to represent local needs and aspirations in decision making'.

The model is called the Physical Surrogate Group Chemistry Representation (PSGCR) method, which combines a multi-component fuel model to describe the physical properties of the fuel with reduced reaction mechanisms to represent the chemistry of the fuel components.

Seven different chemical mechanisms for methane are used in PDF model calculations of the Barlow and Frank flames D, E, and F in order to investigate the ability of these mechanisms to represent the local extinction, reignition, and other chemical phenomena observed in these nonpremixed piloted jet flames.

Can we measure fluxes as a metric of ecosystem health [ 9]? Will we be able to develop better mechanisms to represent organism interactions, for instance, the microbiome of multicellular organisms [ 10], viruses in plants or the composition of the rhizosphere?

The predictive capability of this reaction mechanism to represent our experimental results was evaluated.

Furthermore, it also offers an explicit mechanism to represent and trace the different model versions that have participated in the design process.

This paper develops a detailed chemical kinetics reaction mechanism to represent methane dehydroaromatization (MDA) chemistry on bi-functional Mo/zeolite catalysts.

The model includes the three-dimensional viscous fluid effects, an orthotropic cochlear partition with dimensional and material property variation along its length, and a nonlinear active feed-forward mechanism to represent the activity of the outer hair cells.

In an alternative approach Zimmerman 2008 [42] proposes a stochastic mechanism to represent the geocoding process and applies this to estimation of the spatial intensity function in point process applications with incomplete geocoding.