Sentence examples for representative of the behavior from inspiring English sources

In contrast, this same equation is not representative of the behavior of VC beams.

This solution is to be regarded in an iterative sense, since the Hessian matrix and the gradient vector b are both evaluated at the expansion point and may not be representative of the behavior of the χ 2 function all the way to its extremum.

This assay has been well established in the literature, and is considered to be strongly representative of the behavior in a natural environment [38], [41], [43].

The question naturally arises whether the evolutionary history of DdDp is representative of the behavior of a large set of genes in the genome or whether it is anomalous.

This makes our analysis representative of the behavior of genes in the genome.

Thus the distributions reflect a population parameter, and are not representative of the behavior of an individual cell.

By this means, typical daily scenarios can be extracted from these annual prediction data and assumed sufficiently representative of the behaviors of REGs and load demand.

The experts argue that 85-year-old Emilia Kamvisi from Lesbos, who became known last year when a photo of her holding a refugee child went viral, and 40-year-old Stratis Valamios, a fisherman who has rescued many refugees from drowning, are representatives of "the behavior and attitude of Greece, organizations and volunteers toward the huge refugee crisis".

Since the floor rotations may be considered as the real representative of the torsional behavior, torsional irregularity coefficients as defined in the regulations should be completely amended.

However, if calculating the average CPC along the device using the standard method, an unrealistic over-estimation of the overall polarization level results, which is not representative of the real behavior of device.

Predictions of the activity coefficients of propionic acid are shown to be generally more representative of the actual behavior than predictions from the chemical theory of solutions.