Sentence examples for representing the details from inspiring English sources

The "issues", I figured, would take care of themselves, so long as we were accurate in representing the details of everyday life.

On the other hand, full order models (FOM) are multi-dimensional or multi-scale models based on electrochemical and thermal principles capable of representing the details of the cell behavior, but inadequate for real time applications, simply because of the high computational time.

A novel method is then proposed to derive the production capacity information representing the detail scheduling model based on parametric programming technique.

In brief, a pair of functions was defined to conduct wavelet transform the mother wavelet ψ(x)—representing the detail and high-frequency parts of a signal and the scaling function φ(x) representing the smooth and low-frequency parts of the signal.

And there was something problematic, a bit ersatz, about the production's fantasy of authenticity, of the calm confidence with which it purported to represent the details of a culture whose details are in fact now largely lost.

The Y component, also called luma component, represents the details of the texture.

The element sizes chosen were fine enough to fully represent the details of geometry, like small curved fillets.

The generated structures are able to represent the details of the microstructure and cover a large range of open-cell foams commonly used in industrial applications.

The isometric (ISO) drawing represents the details of the 3D structure of the pipe in the form of a 2D diagram.

At the very heart of Personal, are what the startup calls 'gems.' Gems are nuggets of reusable information that represent the details of your life – your family, pets, car, home, office, food and travel preferences, and more.

Considering that the high-frequency components mainly represent the details and edges information, which can be demonstrated well in visible images, the measurements of the high-frequency components are fused by the rule of absolute value-weighted method.