Sentence examples for preferred representation from inspiring English sources
The preferred representation of stereochemistry is now for it to be stored at the molecule level as a StereoElement.
Lastly, as suggested in Fig. 11, differences in opinion about preferred representation may affect a large number of structures, but the majority of those differ in only a small number of atom types (in this case, ten or less).
The Substance unique atom environments of rank one, two and eight are instances of the generalized 'nitro-group-like' environments that are modified to the preferred representation of this functional group.
Eventually, studies of QFT in curved space-time indicate that the existence of a particle number operator might be a contingent property of the flat Minkowski space-time, because Poincaré symmetry is used to pick out a preferred representation of the canonical commutation relations which is equivalent to picking out a preferred vacuum state (see Wald 1994).
The network or directed graph description has become the preferred representation of the integrated activity of components of biological processes.
Rather, it prefers representation produced by communities that include them over representations produced by communities that exclude them.
A public database will typically have one globally preferred structure representation which has been normalised and drawn in some preferred manner which is not necessarily most appropriate for the task at hand.
Many students preferred multiple representations that helped them connect and integrate concepts.
Koller preferred his representations tangible, like when he photographed several children in the form of a question mark in 1978.
Because of its inexpediency, a substantive revision of the electoral law in time for the 2013 elections seems unlikely — despite the fact that a solid majority of Lebanese say they would prefer proportional representation to the current system.
ii) Visual (prefer visual representation of presented material, such as pictures, diagrams, and flow charts) or verbal (prefer written and spoken explanations).
