Sentence examples for models of figure from inspiring English sources

As a result, a question that is gaining increasing attention is whether there are any ways of capturing the supplementation intuition that are strong enough to rule out the models of Figure 2 and yet sufficiently weaker than (P.4) to be acceptable to those who do not endorse some M-axiom or other be it Antisymmetry, Transitivity, or Reflexivity.

While this distribution of A. arabiensis agrees with the niche models of Figure 2, the proposed distributions of A. gambiae and A. funestus do not.

This is consistent with the niche models of Figure 2 in which these three species are shown to possess extremely high relative probabilities of occurrence within this region.

However, these distributions conflict with the niche models of Figure 2, in which both vectors have low probabilities of occurrence throughout this region.

The distributions of these species within this region provided by these two sources were thus consistent with the niche models of Figure 2. In Southeast Africa and Madagascar the niche models again correspond closely to expert-based distributions.

The small squares decorating the gene models of figure 1 are CNSs.

In the toy-model example of Figure 9 the forward map is given by, representing the arm's endpoint.

We did not include eIF3 in the schematic models of Figures 1 and 9 for several reasons.

We fit the linear weighting parameters in the models of Figures 1I, 3A, 4A,C,D to maximize the estimation accuracy over a simulated ensemble of naturalistic motions.

The random-coil model of Figure 7B, first proposed in 1949 by P.J. Flory (who later received a Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his pioneering work on polymers), is the established structural model for this important class of amorphous solids.

And, as advertised, the CTCs in the model of Figure 1 lie beyond H+ Σ0).