Sentence examples for representing the spectrum of from inspiring English sources

"The idea is to tantalize the reader with aesthetic masterpieces representing the spectrum of Arizona's paleoart through the ages," he said.

During the last 13 years of his life — between 1770 and 1783 — he produced a group of 69 so-called character heads, which he intended as a way of representing the spectrum of human emotion and which he either carved in alabaster or cast in a lead or tin alloy.

A grading system that uses standard, high-quality color photographs representing the spectrum of "pre-plus" vascular changes has potential utility in both the clinical and research settings.

The buffer will eventually contain a vector representing the spectrum of the OFDM signal where each element is a subband of the signal.

The effect of this layer is subtracted from the spectrum, and the intermediate wavelengths of the residual spectrum are fit with another straight line representing the spectrum of the intermediate source layer (Fig. 11b).

The first step in designing a filter (using program MFDESIGN of Phillips 1997), is to fit only the short wavelength end of the spectrum with a straight line representing the spectrum of a thin magnetic layer containing a near-surface source layer (Fig. 11a).

Frances Degen Horowitz, the president of the graduate center, said, "He was very concerned about having quality faculty who represented the spectrum of attitudes and opinions".

As shown in Fig. 4 e), the omega-square model reasonably represents the spectrum of the observed data.

The aim of the tailoring process is to generate few scenarios that can optimally represent the spectrum of climate scenarios.

Here, x s and x n represent the spectrum of the source signal and the noise, respectively.

A measurable transversal (Omega ), with necessarily finite Haar measure ({m}_Gamma (Omega )), is taken to represent the spectrum of (f).