Sentence examples for region that represents from inspiring English sources

The latter is the pressure drop in the major separation region that represents the energy converted from static to kinetic form.

This study used field scale data from 1995 to 2011 (165,760 field parcels) on a study region that represents the prime crop production area of Finland, to assess how agricultural land use has changed since the launching of the EU Common Agricultural Policy.

A region that represents the aplanatic patch was selected from the images for processing.

Figure 3B depicts this result by the red region that represents the influence of C1 on the model.

In particular, the N-terminal region shows a stretch of homology in the A-domain containing the unique phosphorylation site for cAMP-dependent protein kinase (PKA) and calcium/calmodulin-dependent protein kinase I/IV (CaMK I/IV) common to all the synapsins, although the most extensive homology is found within the C-domain in a large region that represents the core of the synapsin transcript.

Our results show that there is a realistic opportunity to design a system of biodiversity reserves in this region that represent the full range of environmental conditions in which the various plant communities occur.

Since reward was contingent upon novelty and the sole region that represented both types of signals was the mPFC, this region is likely to be the source of novelty-based reward signaling (R = 0.09; P < 0.001).

A computerised list of 345 dairy farms from 3 dairy plants in the districts of Paysandú and Río Negro (West littoral region) that represent 80% of the total dairy farms in the county, was used to select the sample.

Last month, UN Secretary-General Ban Kissued issued an important report in which he described poaching, mostly of elephants, as one of the "cross-border criminal activities in the sub-region" that represents a "growing security concern".

The three ecosystems were old hardwood forests, cultivated agricultural fields, and old-field pine forests, three common ecosystems in the region that represent the common trajectory of nearly two centuries of land-use history.

In cases of severe steep-sloping high-frequency hearing loss, those frequencies at the audiogram edge may become disproportionately over-represented in the brain regions that represent sound frequency, perhaps through a process of cortical rewiring or the unmasking of latent cochlear inputs to regions newly deprived of direct inputs [ 19, 20].