Sentence examples for representations in time from inspiring English sources

The force models have mathematically equivalent representations in time and frequency domains.

Configuration of sequential patterns in mammals has been interpreted as indicating relational representations in time and space [58], [59].

The site's editor and owner, Chris Graham, said he was forced to represent himself at the federal court after being given an hour's notice of the hearing and unable to get legal representation in time.

To prevent this instability without resorting to either multi-element local polynomial chaos (PC) methods or increasing the order of the PC representation in time, we propose a procedure aimed at modifying the amplitude of the PC modes to bring the probability of negative state values below a user-defined threshold.

It can be easily observed that in (22) and (20) the DFT pair will result in corresponding channel representations both in time and frequency-domains, respectively, (22).

The goal will be to articulate the mechanics of revolution and its representation in time-based media.

The broader geographical representation in time-series studies also supports application of effect estimates for health impact assessment from long-term exposure cohort studies on NO2 based generally in North America and Western Europe.

We further investigated the brain regions underlying stimulus-specific representations in both time clusters.

Moreover, additional considerations suggest that the latter region is not the locus of syntactic representations per se, but rather provides the resources that sustain the normal operating characteristics of the lexical processing system characteristics that are, in turn, necessary for building syntactic representations in real time.

The corresponding representations in the time domain are head-related impulse responses (HRIRs).

To be sure, at the beginning of the passage, Margery's mention of the sight of the "Crucyfy" inspiring her to [End Page 299] imagine Christ's suffering does not seem unusual in the late-medieval visual environment in which she moved, for representations in her time of Christ on the cross encouraged viewers to dwell on the bodily particulars of the crucifixion.