Sentence examples for pictures given by from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it gives an alternative or a complement to the pictures given by the classical Poincaré sections and, besides, it may be used for any dimension.

Then, the modified pictures given by the image processing of each sample are used to judge the contacting angle as shown in Figure 10.

In addition, for a word W on x, a new spherical picture over P denoted by P W can also be obtained from W by surrounding ℙ with a collection of concentric arcs with total label W. Hence, there is a well-defined G ( P ) -action on equivalence classes of spherical pictures given by W ¯ ⋅ 〈 P 〉 = 〈 P W 〉 (where W ¯ ∈ G ( P ) ).

After half a century, the picture given by Preminger's "Advise and Consent" is still faintly visible.

The picture given by these maps solved the engineering problem of deducing the cell geometry complying with a given current distribution uniformity.

I'd just add that Ryan repeats the familiar line about how we have vast income mobility, so that the picture given by static inequality comparisons is misleading.

The experimental results confirm the main steps of the classical homogeneous model, but also show that the build-up process is more complex than the picture given by Chaiken.

But the picture given by civilian officials in relief agencies and state government, along with the one presented by refugees, was very different, with the vast majority of deaths attributed to the military.

The picture given by No gaps and No overlaps is one on which the basic concreta partition the cosmos.

Head teachers' leader Russell Hobby forecast "significant variation" and unexpected results, behind the picture given by the national statistics.

The picture given by gross trade can be quite different from that by trade in value added; since in today's production networks in East Asia, it is possible that the same intermediate goods and services are recorded many times as they go through customs.