Sentence examples for representation of the existing from inspiring English sources

According to that, the updated FEM was considered to be a reliable representation of the existing tower, where further structural studies can be efficiently conducted.

For every layer, its input is the learned representation of former layer and it learns a more compact representation of the existing learned representation.

We are confident that this review is a comprehensive representation of the existing body of literature.

The National Protected Areas System should aim at its consolidation through an adequate representation of the existing natural ecosystems, for which it should seek financial support from traditional users in the tourism and water sectors.

Samples were obtained from animals in different herds and preferably unrelated up to the third generation, in order to capture the largest possible representation of the existing genetic diversity.

This is one of the graphical representations on the existing building geometry using sensor devices and sequential processing mechanism.

Speculative Landscapes is a short animation that digitally reconstructs a train journey evolving the environments that it travels through into a suggestive re-representation of the existing and possible future.

The trend of the FWQI and WQI lines reveals that the developed fuzzy model can be used for the prediction of water quality index and the fuzzy aggregation mechanism for the prediction of water quality index is better representation than that of the existing aggregation method.

"On the contrary, we will show that the Ferguson-Florissant School District has a long history of African-American representation under the existing rules".

Nonetheless, it is difficult to keep track of the variations in the environment because of the poor representation of edges by the existing edge pixel-based methods.

If her achievement was, as McEwan puts it, "to make politics matter, both for those who loved her and those who opposed her", then there is a feeling among those interested in her creatively that most of the existing representations of her are merely provisional, faint outlines of a portrait still waiting to be completed.