Sentence examples for represent structures from inspiring English sources
And figurative elements help to make sense of arcane financial transactions, like three prowling, red-eyed velociraptors that represent structures for hiding debt.
According to Allport's 1937 textbook, traits represent structures or habits within a person and are not the construction of observers; they are the product of both genetic predispositions and experience.
This first essay in stone is remarkable for its design of six superposed stages of diminishing size, and also for its huge enclosure (1,784 by 909 feet [544 by 277 metres]) surrounded by a paneled wall faced with fine limestone and containing a series of "mock" buildings that probably represent structures associated with the heraldic shrines of Upper and Lower Egypt.
A Eurocode-compliant (CEN 2010) building design was created to represent structures designed in a conventional manner.
Using chemical vapor deposition as an important application example, the influence of process parameters is studied in transient two-dimensional and three-dimensional features that represent structures seen during integrated circuit fabrication for a wide range of Knudsen numbers.
As long as chemically aware software is available, there are no advantages to using canonical strings to represent structures, since these can be derived on demand from the original representation, which creates a break-even-or-lose scenario: for this reason it should not be done unless there is no alternativeb.
Sketches represent structure, and subscripts are a convenient way of replicating structure.
The resulting 100 spatial maps represent structured signal present across the 3 datasets.
On the other hand, values of CDF>0 represent structured proteins, and CDF<0 correspond to disordered proteins.
They lack horizontal scalability, need hard consistency, and become very complex when there is the need to represent structured relationships.
Even organisms losing important active TEs such as LINE1 elements [ 93] can represent structured populations in the process of active adaptation to new niches.
