Sentence examples for represented detail from inspiring English sources

However, depending on the level of represented detail the steadily increasing computational power of modern processors (CPUs and GPUs) today permits the simulation of up to several millions of cells by agent-based models (Anderson et al., 2007; Drasdo et al., 2007 and refs. therein) provided an efficient implementation especially in three dimensions.

Also, the knowledge base was biologically accurate, so it represented details that are irrelevant to students in our target population.

Rockwell was a careful craftsman with an ability to represent detail realistically.

Consequently, we used the integration definition zero (IDEF0) notation (FIPS 1993) to represent this process model, since this better represents detail.

In the map, black regions are homogeneous, gray regions represent detail regions, while white regions manifest inhomogeneities that indicate most of the important features, e.g., the camera and tripod.

In its simplest form the decoration consisted of lines, representing details of clothing, ornaments, and the like, cut in the bronze with engraving tools, sometimes also combined with gilding.

It does not represent detailed industry practice.

The seems to only represent details of the original bursts.

Parameterizations of the form of Eq. (5) represent detailed numerical and Monte Carlo calculations rather well.

The different scales of wavelet transform represent details such as external disturbances, process noise and measurement noise.

Because large-scale biosimulations represent detailed regulatory mechanisms and their interactions, they can predict the overall clinical effect of modulating individual pathways or targets.