Sentence examples for represents for instance from inspiring English sources

And there are several respects in which a representation does not resemble what it represents, for instance with respect to color or shape: magnetosomes do not at all look like the oxygen-free water that they nonetheless represent.

Consequently, if the long-term body image is distorted, if it represents, for instance, an octopus-shaped body, if it represents a part that no longer exists like an amputated limb or if it represents an artificial extension like a cane, then one can have bodily experiences in one's tentacle, phantom limb or at the tip of the cane.

Each of the 12 items comprising the OHS is assessed on a scale from zero to four, where zero represents, for instance, no pain or difficulty in undertaking the task in question.

They build even fewer hopes on patronage: Harriet Shaw Weaver, James Joyce's patroness, was probably the last of a breed that, from Maecenas on, once intermittently flourished; state patronage as represented, for instance, by the annual awards of the Arts Council of Great Britain can provide little more than a temporary palliative for the novelist's indigence.

Zuse's language allowed for the creation of procedures (also called routines or subroutines; stored chunks of code that could be invoked repeatedly to perform routine operations such as taking a square root) and structured data (such as a record in a database, with a mixture of alphabetic and numeric data representing, for instance, name, address, and birth date).

These represent, for instance, the modules or subsystems that could be optimized by "mixing the protocols" to achieve the high level of sophistication that artificial cells requires.

A speaker could produce spatially consistent gestures when representing, for instance, the notion of increase, without ever integrating those increase gestures into a larger model.

Agents are characterized by their out-degree (d_{i}), representing for instance, exogenous time constraints, where P d) denotes the out-degree distribution in the population.

The RC parameter enables the application layer to use a memoryless erasure channel model (see (10) below) to represent, for instance, lower layer FEC decoding performance in cellular networks or packet losses on the Internet.

Note that a variable may represent for instance using one or another product in a certain phase of the process, applying one certain methodology or not, and so on.

This work gravitates on one of such paradigms: the centralized data fusion scenario (see Figure 1), where nodes monitor a given information source (representing, for instance, temperature, pressure, or any other physical phenomena) and transmit their sensed data to a common receiver.