Sentence examples for representation comprised from inspiring English sources

Illness representation comprised beliefs about people's understanding of OA and their pain experience, as well as expectations about the course of illness.

This kind of representation comprises several semantic layers according to model dimensions and including, besides an additional dimension for specifying measurements.

The novel optimization approach presented here is based on the reformulation of the nonlinear dynamical system into a higher order differential representation comprising a set of algebraic equations in the state variables as well as in the control and auxiliary variables and their derivatives.

The activity of participating comprises the game world, while the material representation comprises the work world.

We present a rigid-body refinement protocol against all the experimental cross-links, and show that an ensemble representation comprising multiple conformers of the complex is often required when characterizing transient and fleeting complexes.

The reduced representation comprises 85 metabolites and 105 reactions which we compare to a manually derived E. coli core model.

The second set of pathways for which we describe the enhanced representation comprises the reactions leading to UDP -d-galacturonate biosynthesis.

This representation comprises ~150 genes and their interactions and illustrates a transcriptome encoding an array of extracellular growth factors and cytokines.

Two genomic representations comprising 11520 DArT markers were generated from 53 Musa genotypes ([ 45]).

Across validators, for each rank, we computed the proportion of older and younger (red bars) individual representations comprising the rank and averaged them for display (see Experimental Procedures).

But I'm here including an additional work, URUMU (Weaving Time), 2014, shown in two earlier installations at The Bard Graduate Center and Christie's West Galleries, to emphasize that Bravo understands the full extent to which abstraction informs the basic components of pictorial representation -- fully comprising even what we call realism.