Sentence examples for point stands for from inspiring English sources
Therefore, each anchor point stands for a sub-matrix.
Each point stands for each camera with adapted reconstruction parameter.
The crossing point stands for isotropic optical emission.
As shown in Fig. 1, the blue dotted lines represent the output limits of VPP, and the dark point stands for the actual output power of the VPP at step k.
If there are any critical points, the q in these points stands for the length of the nonperiodic cycles, that is, the memory of system information will be lost in the system after q days.
A total of 16 points stands for normal articular cartilage and 0 represents no regeneration.
He is 12 points up on "clear what he stands for", and six points up on "provides an effective opposition" and "up to the job of prime minister".
Its three points stand for affinity, reality and communication, and couples are told they must be vigilant about preserving all three.
In addition, the dynamic properties of Cohen-Grossberg neural networks can describe the evolution of the competition between species in living nature, where the equilibrium points stand for the survival or extinction of the species.
The green solid triangle points stand for the events thatoccurred in 0.5 M KCl + 0.5 M MgCl2 solution, and theblack open rectangle symbols stand for the events in 1 M MgCl2 solution.The three symbols almost overlap with the black open rectangle symbols which are locateda little higher.
Solid black points stand for the number of IgG molecule passing the nanopores in one simulation step (10,000 step approximately 10 ps) and the blue line in the points is the average curve which corresponds to the average passing velocity of IgG.
