Sentence examples for representing components from inspiring English sources
It depends on dimensional parameters, u, representing components dimensions, on positional parameters, p, representing components positions and on clearance parameters, j, representing mechanical joints clearance.
They are often full of metaphors representing components of your persona that are asking for your attention.
This module has two highly connected subnetworks representing components of two distinct cellular machines: the mitochondrial ribosome and the endosomal sorting complexes required for transport (ESCRT) complex.
The 20-item survey consists of 5 subscales representing components of the CCM as experienced by patients: 1) Patient Activation; 2) Delivery System Design/Decision Support; 3) Goal-setting; 4) Collaborative Problem-solving; and 5) Follow-up & Coordination.
Genes representing components of other secretion systems (types II, III, V, VI) were not detected in any of the genomes analyzed here, as previously described for the HZ genome [ 9].
SFC was derived from beef tallow (i.e. ~55% saturated, ~35% mono-unsaturated, and ~10% poly-unsaturated fatty acids) plus 1% cholesterol, UF was derived from sunflower and rape oil (i.e. ~65% poly-unsaturated, ~25% mono-unsaturated, and 10% saturated fatty acids) and S was derived from pea starch, representing components of a Western, Mediterranean or high glycaemic diet, respectively.
D-cyclins represent components of cell cycle machinery.
The X-axis represents components that have maximum variability and y-axis represents components having second highest variability.
The system is represented by a linear graph, in which nodes represent reference frames on rigid bodies, and edges represent components that connect these frames.
The set of tests can effectively represent components at different locations in a structure, and so are suitable for estimating stochastic dependence in model parameters.
Regardless, Smad4 and PI3K appear to represent components of two divergent signaling paths, one controlling transcriptional activity and the other that gives rise to rapid, directed cell migration.
