Sentence examples for represents a pond from inspiring English sources

Sharing the case is a 19th-century American folk artwork, a plaque in which a map of a town intricately inlaid in wood embraces a found stone, which represents a pond while suggesting a woman's ghostly profile.

The virtual environment represents a pond with several stones placed in it.

The current supply of affordable housing represents "a pebble in the pond of need," Mr. Cantor said.

Under these conditions, utilization of the heat in the off-gas to maintain water temperatures in microalgae ponds represents a new approach to beneficially exploit this otherwise waste energy.

Note that the mean for reproduction-positive ponds represents a conservative estimate, as chorus sizes of 10 or more males were grouped to account for variation in the sampling approach (counting males at the pond edge vs. estimating chorus size acoustically).

The open pond design pictured represents a simplified and fairly common design for an open pond system.

The seedlings are embedded in fine silt-clay sediment, which probably represents a deposit formed in the small ponds and pools.

Evaporation represents a significant challenge to the successful operation of solar ponds.

The aim was to represent a variety of ponds in a given colonized region and to explore the effect of an increasing mating between the invasive frog and the hybrid P. esculentus (γ RE ).

Sediments from the tailings pond represent a mixture of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and alkylated PAHs.

The model follows a spatially structured population approach, each pond representing a discrete habitat patch that exchanges individuals with other similar patches, and simulates change in survival and dispersal behaviour as a function of age.