Sentence examples for representation of the section from inspiring English sources
Then, representation of the section after velocity correction is (6).
Let us denote the representation of the section.
Thereafter, at three levels, thick slices were made for nondecalcified histologic analysis (see Fig. 4 for a schematic representation of the section planes).
This function prints a coloured RC-MSA representation of the sections of the alignment in which the reference alignment and the alignment to be inspected differ.
Then, "From conceptual to numerical representation of the model" section explains how a numerical representation was obtained from this conceptual representation.
To this end, each Single Sign-On client caches Client Session instances, a client-side representation of the session concept outlined in section 4.1 of this chapter.
The element consists of a beam member with end joints with properties permitting representation of the effect of section forces in adjoining members, like axial forces.
The depth grid lines covered the cortical representation of the occluded image section in the lower right visual field quadrant of retinotopic areas V1d, V2d, and V3d, mapped independently but also as part of each run.
For graphical presentation, the two-dimensional representation of a horizontal section 250 sections above the distal growth plate, as well as the three-dimensional reconstitution of an axial cylinder of 700 μm diameter, expanding from 150 to 450 sections above the distal growth plate has been prepared.
The rest of this article is organized as follows: A description of the agents considered in this work is provided in Section 2. Force model and problem definition are described in Section 3. A hierarchical representation of the environment is explained in Section 4. Results obtained with synthetic and real data are given in Section 5; Section 6 concludes the article.
This premise of representation is also true of the section leaders and was acknowledged in the 1970 Council Minutes which encouraged section leaders to seek successors from a different institution and where applicable with a different specialty orientation.
