Sentence examples for representing a combination of from inspiring English sources
Gaze's life is a basketball life, representing a combination of team, country, family and a sense of national pride that is difficult to understand in the United States, where profit consumes and defines right and wrong, loyalty and motivation.
Another quantum number, j, representing a combination of the orbital angular momentum quantum number l, and the spin angular momentum quantum number s can have only discrete values within an atom: j can take on positive values only between l + s and |l − s| in integer steps.
Traffic scenarios representing a combination of the three appraisal components were designed and presented to participants.
The paper presents four factors representing a combination of human factors and technical factors that must be identified before selecting a form factor and user interface design.
The piper plot contained three pieces: these are lower left triangle diagram representing cations, lower right triangle diagram representing the anions, and a diamond plot in the middle representing a combination of the two.
K 1 can be considered as a pseudo value K 1, representing a combination of passive influx of 11C-desmethylloperamide and a rapid washout by P-glycoprotein, while k 2 corresponds to slow passive efflux out of the brain.
The work of Antonín Dvořák (1841 1904) represents a combination of the finest Romantic writing with a decidedly nationalistic flavour.
The Irminger Current is a rather saline flow that represents a combination of waters from the North Atlantic and the Arctic oceans.
DIP-V-15103 represents a combination of features intermediate between stages IIIa and IIIb; the rachis appears to have been formed through fusion of individual barbs that already possessed barbules, instead of the fusion of naked barbs.
"The new SILVER SEAL FLEX TM) Keyboard represents a combination of the best infection control technologies.
"It represents a combination of the likelihood of it occurring and the impacts it may cause.
