Sentence examples for represents a merge from inspiring English sources
The possible weakness may have been because this dimension represents a merge of three separate dimensions in the 52-version: Autonomy, Parent Relations & Home Life, and Financial Resources [ 11].
This structure represents a merging of the highly vascularized mesendoderm (splanchnopleure) of the allantois and the avascular chorionic somatopleure.
This resonates with the proposal of Edholm (Edholm et al., 1955), and represents a merging of parallel thinking from psychobiologists working on animal behaviour and physiologists working on human energy balance.
Cell layers on all scaffolds appeared to be quite dense, though one should note that the images shown in Figures 2 and 3 represent a merge of different z-sections down to 70 μm inside the scaffold.
The colors of garnet and gold represent a merging of the university's past.
"The cycle contains performative gesture and sound for an extended period of time and then a transitional period in the space happens representing a merging of the spiritual and the physical realm to create the dance area which will be open for free exchanges of expression through movement otherwise known as 'booty shakin'".
Although fragment merging represents a particularly elegant solution, the strategy remains relatively unexplored in fragment‐based ligand discovery (FBLD) campaigns.
Each non-leaf node of this tree represents a substructure obtained by merging the two substructures of its respective children.
Two interesting module evolution patterns emerged, the first of which represents a set of modules which merge to a single module at the second timestamp (4 months into therapy) and remains consistent until final timestamp (1 year into the trial, shown as Fig. 9b).
After merging, the subgraph represents a sequence of coherent segments.
The leaves of a merge tree represent maxima; its internal nodes correspond to saddles where different components merge; its root corresponds to the global minimum (Morozov and Weber 2013).
