Sentence examples for represent a tier of from inspiring English sources
The novels represent "a tier of African-American fiction that whites and many African-Americans didn't know or weren't going to get to, which is upper-class, very genteel, college-educated — maybe from the second generation.
Zhang et al. [32] presents a queueing network model where each queue represents a tier of a web application, which is parameterized by means of a regression-based approximation of the CPU demand of customer transactions.
It represents a tier of information untapped by current databases and will complement the arsenal of tools in phylogenetic studies.
It features the pianist Kenny Barron, the bassist Rufus Reid and the drummer Victor Lewis, who represent an upper tier of jazz experience.
The evolutionary rate at codon sites across protein-coding nucleotide sequences represents a valuable tier of information for aligning sequences, inferring homology and constructing phylogenetic profiles.
As shown in Fig. 4, the QNM represents a two tier application consisting of a web tier and a database tier.
"That can be a huge difference," he said, because the difference between a super-preferred and a standard tier can represent a premium increase of 30percentt or more.
Immunohistochemical observations of the mouse SC in the present study demonstrated that Otx2-IR cells form two main tiers (superficial and deep layers with dense and light immunoreactivity, resp ., whereas PV-IR elements are concentrated in a dense tier in the superficial layer, which represent a pattern of sublimation in the mouse SC.
They represented all tiers of society, from well-heeled lawyers to humble craftsmen.
At this scale, a tier of management is essential.
