Sentence examples for represented as expected from inspiring English sources

The broadcast networks were represented, as expected, by Connie Britton of "Nashville" and Kerry Washington of "Scandal," both on ABC.

We first prove that the variational solution, trivially provided by the Lax Milgram theorem, can be represented, as expected, by means of the transition semigroup stopped to K. Then we address two problems: 1) the regularity of the solution φ (which is by definition in a Sobolev space W1,2α K,μ)) of the Dirichlet problem; 2) the meaning of the Dirichlet boundary condition.

Among the induced genes, stress response genes were well represented as expected [18], [20], [22], [23] including those related to osmolarity (e.g., osmCEY, ybaY, and ygaM) which reflects the role of Hha as an osmoregulator [24].

Processes related to GSC maintenance and reproduction were highly represented, as expected.

Our RNA contigs and trimmed sequences were compared to the available G. intestinalis and T. vaginalis genome annotation to check that rRNAs and tRNAs were represented as expected.

However, low-level visual features were represented as expected within occipital regions, extending into the AG, as well as within the right anterior temporal lobe.

The TNW4(4) filter takes only 5.8 ns, which represents, as expected, only a few clock cycles of the processor.

The assumption made earlier can now be formally stated: When the above holds, we say that there is an expected utility function that represents the agent's preferences; in other words, the agent can be represented as maximising expected utility.

After all, an agent who can be represented as an expected utility maximizer with degrees of belief that obey the probability calculus, can also be represented as someone who fails to maximize expected utility with degrees of belief that violate the probability calculus.

As a result, the pair of preferences under discussion cannot be represented as maximising expected utility.

On the other hand, there is no way of extended the self-torturer's preferences so that he can be represented as an expected utility maximizer.