Sentence examples for representing the extent of from inspiring English sources
Note that if a smaller, less-conservative ellipse representing the extent of the AVF were used in this study, the probability of each event would be higher.
Thirdly, any offset of certain distance described by famous travelers or historians representing the extent of the city in a particular direction was considered and georeferenced on the map (Table 2).
The quantitative evaluation was based on statistical analysis of coefficients of variation, and thus derived indices representing the extent of influence of the two factors, i.e., a feedstock-depended heterogeneity (HF) and a temperature-depended heterogeneity (HT).
The structural damage represented in the plant model is shown to decompose into a known fault direction vector maintaining a fixed direction, dependent on the damage location, and an arbitrary fault magnitude representing the extent of the damage.
The relationship between the MPR, representing a modal contribution for a specific mode and degree of freedom in buildings, and the story stiffness damage factor (SSDF), representing the extent of reduction in the story stiffness, is analyzed in various damage scenarios.
This gives a single score representing the extent of recoding in the whole protein.
Almost certainly Marc Antony and Julius Caesar represent the extent of Cleopatra's sexual history.
Rather, the smiles and handshakes Benítez shared with members of Manchester City's coaching staff represented the extent of his warm welcome.
Unions say the figure does not represent the extent of the violence because staff can be encouraged not to report incidents to protect the reputations of their schools.
But if the deployment of jelly beans represents the extent of Peter Moores's tactical cunning, then it sounds rather too much like one of Baldrick's cunning plans for comfort.
She said the statistics "do not currently represent the extent of our commitment to tackling domestic abuse and the scale of the challenge we face", adding: "It is still far too acceptable in society.
