Sentence examples for reference represents from inspiring English sources

This reference represents the hard case.

Due to this heterogeneity, an artificial workload with a poor locality of reference represents a general "less favorable case".

Johannes Haubold suggests that reference represents Cyrus's takeover as a moment of ultimate restoration not just of political and religious institutions, but of the cosmic order underpinning the universe.

Reference: represents the bibliographic source of information.

This U.S. reference represents a large, comprehensive dataset and detailed data were available in the public domain.

Consequently, our assumed maximal control reference represents a slight underestimate, with a corresponding impact on every effect and effect concentration estimation.

Results show that the filter performance of the GAC filter was equal to the reference representing the setup of the large-scale plant.

Sounds emitted by the bench were recorded with a dummy head and submitted to listeners during two experiments, in which they had to evaluate the dissimilarity of each sound to a reference, representing the nominal state of the device.

The resulting measurements were used as a reference, representing non-interacting particles (Figure 4A).

Only 15 short contigs did not align to the reference, representing a total of 26 kbp. 10 of those contigs represented the copies of a common repeat, which did not align perfectly to the reference genome.

Dashed vertical lines act as a reference, representing the IRRs for South Asians and Blacks.