Sentence examples for potential representing from inspiring English sources

The former famously opposed the abolition of the slave trade and owned several slaves himself; the latter was a political cartoonist mainly remembered for his illustrations to The Wizard of Oz, which made explicit the story's allegorical potential, representing the hardships of the rural American poor.

Physicists had assumed that the falloff resulted from a fundamental quantum speed limit set by parameters such as the maximum depth of the potential representing the laser beam.

In particular, Vbonded typically contains simple harmonic terms, whereby for instance a covalent bond is modeled with a potential representing a mechanical spring: V ( l ) = 1 2 k ( l − l eq ) 2 (2).

Here, we explain these observations by developing a simple approach that models the free energy of a mechanically extended protein as a combination of an entropic elasticity term and a short-range potential representing enthalpic hydrophobic interactions.

The average hydrodynamic diameters of suspended particles (representing degree of aggregation) and zeta potential (representing the electrokinetic properties of suspended colloids and aggregates) were determined for systems containing suspended montmorillonite, humic acid, and/or chitin at the circumneutral pH over a range of salinity (0 – 7.2 psu).

Sural SCV was calculated from the initial potential representing the fastest conducting axons in the nerve.

"These are gains worth fighting for and, working with our partners, the Government is determined that the potential represented by the Agreement will be realised".

This enormous unlocked potential represents a substantial loss of opportunity for both individuals and society.

The region beyond 100%% of the maximum permissible touch potential represents unsafe condition.

Besides the economic importance, the Apuseni Mountains zone is known for the tourism potential represented by several natural reservations and caves [20].

It is assumed, that electronic characteristics of the molecular surface, like the electrostatic potential, represent the behavior of a molecule, especially the binding situation, in the active site.