Sentence examples for represent an orientation from inspiring English sources
A standard neural field model that links points at r and (boldsymbol {r}') (in the plane) with a weight (w(boldsymbol {r}|boldsymbol {r}')), should be replaced by a more general form such as (w(boldsymbol {r}|boldsymbol {r}')=w(boldsymbol {r},theta|boldsymbol {r}',theta')), where θ ((theta')) would represent an orientation preference at r ((boldsymbol {r}')).
Wood et al. [ 14] stated that there might be a "higher order grateful personality" that exists beyond particular aspects of gratitude and may represent a "life orientation towards the positive", involving a "worldview towards noticing and appreciating the positive in life".
A value 0 for it indicates that the molecular orientation is fully random (isotropic), while a value 1 represents a perfect orientation along a preferential orientation axis.
The colored edges represent a coarse preferred orientation domain.
Some continuum theories try to resolve the averaging problem by describing the microstructure by multiple dislocation density fields which each represent a specific dislocation orientation φ on a slip system ς.
Recently, shearlet transform (ST) based on an affine system [7], which can sparsely represent an image and has flexible orientation, has been proposed [8].
The tubules were simulated in a set of different orientations to represent an isotropic distribution.
Vesicles and tubules with different dimensions simulated in a set of different 3D orientations to represent an isotropic distribution (supplementary method section).
Due to their orientation, these ESTs could represent an antisense transcript of the alternative exon of Pdcd2.
Children are presented in the center to represent a mother's primary orientation toward her children; children were separated from other family members to reflect mothers' perspectives.
Neighboring genes, especially those in co-directional and in divergent orientation, represent a second organization level because they show a certain functional association revealed by genomic context analysis [ 5].
