Sentence examples for representation and conversion from inspiring English sources
The growing market of financial, Internet-based, and automatic control computer applications requires a binary-coded decimal data encoding for direct processing of decimal information without representation and conversion errors.
As things stand, however, representation of and conversion between isotopic labeling states of metabolites in completely arbitrary biological systems is not possible.
First is the use of multiple temperature levels, which allows a more realistic representation of energy storage and conversion efficiencies.
The proposed architecture consists of a reconfigurable multiplier, a reconfigurable adder, an accumulation unit, and two units for data representation conversion and incoming and outgoing data stream transfer.
Fortunately however, the Semantic Web provides an excellent opportunity for significantly simplifying this problem with the appropriate data representation and sufficiently advanced data conversion tools.
As a result of these limitations, each iteration between design and analysis and vice versa requires remodeling of the object and conversion of its mathematical representation.
United Torah Judaism, a political party that embraces the worldwide Agudat Israel movement that has large representation in Brooklyn, is more concerned with continuing control of dietary laws and conversion and government subsidies for its schools.
For further applications, we also provide complete formulas for conversion between moment tensor representation and the coordinate system of each diagram style.
A formal and generalized representation of the conversion process for a Windows-based COTS application into a reusable software component would be useful and desirable for applying such software reuse to COTS-based system development.
And conversion is a matter of grace.
The schematic representation of conversion of resazurin to resorufin by the cell metabolic activity along with flow cell setup is depicted in Figure 2(a).
