Sentence examples for representations of trees from inspiring English sources

Interestingly enough, since the early twentieth century, publications for general audiences have tended to use literal representations of trees to represent human or animal evolution, as opposed to scientific publications, where the evolutionary history of organisms has normally been represented by line diagrams.

The settings, traditionally drawn, were instead created as three-dimensional sets, including representations of trees, rocks, and water.

An algorithm that traverses the various textual representations of trees [ 11] was used to calculate the patristic distances, along with code that permitted different tree-text formats to be read, permitted the easy selection of matrices for plotting from a large number of stored matrices and permitted matrices and plots to be displayed.

Many surveys have been done for computer representation of trees for realistic and efficient rendering.

First a voxel-based representation of trees is derived from terrestrial LiDAR data as structural input to model and analyze the light interception of canopies at near leaf level scale.

Some changes in the representation of trees and shrubs recorded in pollen diagrams from small hollows within wooded landscapes in southern Scandinavia and from A. glutinosa woodland in southern England are consistent with woodlands being managed.

A remarkable pattern is the over-representation of trees and very high proportion of endemic perennials on limestone.

These include the use of an inverted index that maps taxa to trees, which allows the system to filter out many trees that are irrelevant to a given query, and a representation of trees that allows fast least common ancestor queries directly on the database.

These results are consistent with other studies that suggest phylogenetic analysis based on mitochondrial data alone can be misleading, and that single gene trees are not always accurate representations of species trees.

A strong case can be made for viewing such keys as more abstract representations of Porphyrian trees where brackets serve as "branches" of the "tree" and the binary oppositions are supplanted by a multitude of opposing elements in the system.

The long rows of columns that frame the Lawn on three sides can be viewed as representations of the trees of the American virgin forest, out of which this clearing of civilization, like so many others in early America, has been carved.