Sentence examples for representing inclusion from inspiring English sources
The most dramatic difference is that Frege's logic allows us to define concepts using nested quantifiers, while Kant's is limited to representing inclusion relations.
Then, discovering elementary periodic patters is performed over a lattice (langle mathbf {T}), (sqsubseteq rangle ) implemented as a syntax tree table with a minimum (T_{epsilon }) and maximum (T_{pi }) and partial order (sqsubseteq ) representing inclusion of syntax trees.
As shown in a picture obtained by confocal microscopy at 10% FBS, BAMBI (red staining) was seen in a perinuclear distribution and with a punctate pattern, with some larger confluent perinuclear areas, potentially representing inclusion bodies and ER-Golgi location, most likely as a consequence of the overexpression (Figure 10A).
It is more than just running a women's mentoring programme and thinking that represents inclusion.
The hierarchy of material classes represents inclusion relationships among material classes, such as Fe being a member of the metallic class.
In Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7, '1' (or level 1) represents inclusion of the subcriterion and '2' (or level 2) the exclusion of the subcriterion.
And unless a Native American Lesbian Wicca Priestess delivers part two of Obama's invocation, Rick Warren will not represent inclusion (although the pastor does resemble a big tent).
These polymers likely represent inclusion bodies of aggregated proteins.
This represented inclusion or exclusion of exon 28 in the zebrafish transcript.
The vaccination program option represents inclusion of PRV in a national immunisation program, for a birth cohort of two million children (followed from birth to 5 years of age) divided into 12 monthly sub-cohorts of the same length.
However, the loss in power of the sex-differentiated analysis is, again, not overwhelming, and here represents inclusion of females that provide no additional information about association, and the additional degree of freedom to allow for heterogeneity in allelic effects between genders.
