Sentence examples for provide schematic from inspiring English sources

Goody Clancy is expected to provide schematic design sketches by July.

Online supplementary appendices 3 and 4 provide schematic representations of the DRT and PPT setups, respectively, including the specific parts to be used in our trial.

It even provides schematic diagrams of what circuitry is needed to connect to the input/output (I/O) pins of the PSoC.

The asking price has been dropped from $4.5 million to $3.1 million, but the builder did not get an offer until he excavated part of a hill to expand the backyard and also provided schematic drawings showing where an outdoor pool could go.

Figure 1 provides schematic representations of the cross-section of the HEMT structure, a top view of the device, and a 3-D structural diagram of the device.

A 1972 essay for Scientific American included illustrations in which Geis provided schematic representations of how the amino acid sequence of cytochrome c is coiled around the heme complex with its central iron atom (Dickerson 1972).

Figure 1 provides schematic descriptions of the mathematical models for the EGFR and GPCR systems simulated here.

Stephen Hiscox and Margaret Ackland collected, assembled and interpreted the data; Peter Kille interpreted the data, provided schematic diagrams and wrote the paper; Christer Hogstrand interpreted the data, provided genome analysis and wrote the paper; and Kathryn Taylor conceived and designed the study, collected, assembled and interpreted the data and wrote the paper.

Hegel's logical categories can be read as an attempt to provide a schematic account of the material (rather than formal) conditions required for developed self-consciousness for whom rationality and freedom are maximized.

Based on the sedimentological investigation of the turbidites we provide a schematic model for the sedimentation processes in the Dakar Canyon.

Simply put, frames provide a schematic representation of the elements and entities associated with a particular domain of experience and convey the information required to use and interpret the lexical expressions employed to designate it.