Sentence examples for pose derived from inspiring English sources
The molecule shown in green is the native pose derived from the crystal structure, and the binding score of the native pose is 16.06 (force-filed-based score), −9.64 (empirical-based score) and −120.74 (knowledge-based score).
The feet are rather small, as in Velázquez's The Rokeby Venus in the National Gallery (in fact, the whole pose derives from Titian and Velázquez), and it's not quite clear where her right arm is because only her right hand is visible holding up her breast.
Tom Hunter, for instance, makes pictures of itinerant youths in poses derived from paintings by the 17th-century Dutch master Johannes Vermeer.
A dying boy dramatically sprawled on his back on a large rock, in a pose roughly derived from Hellenistic sculpture (but upon whose groin a large bunch of leaves has decorously fallen), is indisputably a real boy who is just as indisputably not dying.
The pose is derived by a virtual graph, which is an isomorphic mapping of the graph of the network connected systems.
The structure and characteristics of the 3-RPR micro-manipulator are presented and the relationships between actuation displacements, driving forces, PZT inputs and the end pose are derived.
The questions posed are derived generally from archaeological studies of Upper Paleolithic record in Europe.
According to art critic Nicholas Powell, the woman's pose may derive from the Vatican Ariadne, and the style of the incubus from figures at Selinunte, an archaeological site in Sicily.
It is thus tempting to dig deeper into binding mode poses as derived from docking studies and X-ray crystallography by analyzing the topology of binding of a protein ligand complex.
The crystallized region is localized near the core surface and hence the assumption posed in deriving Eq. (6) is not violated.
Applying a nonlinear version of the well known Babuška Brezzi theory, we prove that the discrete formulation is well posed and derive the corresponding a priori error analysis.
