Sentence examples for representing derivatives from inspiring English sources
(K ) Nv Hb mutant germ-band extension embryo with fused anterior domain (line) and 6 segmental stripes, representing derivatives of Nv eve stripes 4 and 5 and two derivatives of stripe 6; additional stripe 6 derivatives are absent (x).
where g v and g h represent derivatives in the vertical and horizontal directions, respectively.
t = int{sqrt{c(x)},dx}quad Rightarrowquad ddot{y} + widehat{b}(x) dot{y} + y = 0, (2) where dots represent derivatives with respect to t.
It has been shown that mature EBs include many types of cells which represent derivatives of the three embryonic germ layers [3], [4].
Several lines of evidence support the hypothesis that these stx-negative strains represent derivatives of original infecting EHEC that lost the ability to express Stx (EHEC-LST), in these cases because of stx-bacteriophage excision during infection.
The analysis documented that pure lipopeptides were obtained as the additional peaks in the chromatograms represent derivatives of the major lipopeptides generated as a result of flexibility of the synthetases involved in lipopeptide synthesis (Stachelhaus et al. 1999) as discussed below.
Publishers claimed that even incorrect versions of music notation violate copyright laws, since the postings represent "derivative works" related to the original compositions, to use the legal parlance.
The publishers, who share royalties with composers each time customers buy sheet music or books of guitar tablature, maintain that tablature postings, even inaccurate ones, are protected by copyright laws because the postings represent "derivative works" related to the original compositions, to use the industry jargon.
Solid line represents weight; dashed line represents derivative weight.
where overhead dot represents derivative with respect to cosmic time t.
In particular the assumptions made in standard methods about the solution behavior by representing its derivatives fail in points where the transport changes abruptly.
