Sentence examples for represent order from inspiring English sources

Numbers represent order of ion progression through the respective ion channels.

Today, with their neo-Classical and Baroque statues, geometrically shaped lawns, neat flower beds, reflecting pools and trees lined up like parading soldiers, the Tuileries represent order and predictability in a noisy and bustling city.

Ordinal scales represent order but no further algebraic structure.

They represent the law and they represent order.

What do you guys stand for?Sister Kate: When you're a sister, you represent order, cleanliness, efficiency, honesty.

The ICTVdb uses an eight position decimal code with up to three digit schema similar to that used for enzyme classes to represent order, family, subfamily, genus, species, subspecies, serotype or subtype, and strain or isolate (4, 5).

Analysis of this sequence diversity is also compounded by the fact that the archaea present in NGB (as well as CH and JCHS) are only distantly related to organisms whose genomes have been sequenced to date, and in some cases represent order-level (or higher) lineages that do not yet have a cultured representative.

A buffer may represent an inventory and a converter may represent orders.

"We're investing a disproportionate amount of resources into transport verticals that represent orders of magnitude fewer trips than public transit today," Sion said.

The Somer's d was used as it is a measure of association for a contingency table when the rows and columns represent ordered categories (Everitt [1995]).

Features in CGH data represent ordered genomic intervals on chromosomes and their values are categorical.