Sentence examples for represent a volume from inspiring English sources
Given that changes in the outcomes may represent a volume effect, the number of patients admitted for CABG surgery in the hospital during the year is also included.
Granted permission in 2010, the current scheme represents a volume of development twice the size of its predecessor.
The gur represented a volume of almost 303 litres (80 U.S. gallons).
Altogether, 395 tonnes of gold were sold, representing a volume of slightly more than 20 cubic metres – about the same as a small caravan.
A carrier's "ideal" rate would maximize a figure that represents a volume of traffic expressed in units multiplied by a rate per unit that is higher than costs.
This slide covers 49±16×103km2 and represents a volume of 19×103±4×103km3, making it the second by volume of any passive margin landslide/mass-transport deposit.
Second, we introduce a mathematical procedure developed in the boundary-integral equation methods (Altiero and Gavazza 1980) for representing a volume source, which adequately considers the traction contribution.
However, tiltmeter data indicated inflation from a shallow source that began 7 min before the eruption, representing a volume change estimated to be 0.38 × 106 m3.
A purely mathematical procedure based on the representation theorem enables us to specify the additional imaginary displacement necessary for representing a volume source only by the displacement term, which links ΔV C to ΔV T. It also specifies the additional imaginary stress necessary for representing a moment tensor solely by the traction term, which gives the "stress glut".
The Feldkamp [28], [29] cone-beam algorithm was implemented to yield a matrix of 497×497×497 voxels representing a volume of 2.25×2.25×2.25 cm3 giving an isotropic resolution of 45.19 µm.
When we consider that each cell of 200m depth over the abyssal plain represents a volume of c. 3.5 million km3, the immense volume of water from which biological records are essentially absent becomes starkly apparent.
