Sentence examples for schematic in which from inspiring English sources

If anything, the skill with which Bier interlocks her themes is also the cause of the movie's besetting fault — an airless sense of the schematic, in which both characters and objects are used to engineer a moral debate.

(b) An experimental schematic in which incoming infrared (IR) pump (red) and X-ray probe (blue) can be used to determine the time-dependent changes in the Bragg peaks and infer the time-dependent changes in the pnictogen bond angle.

The amylopectin component of starch is structurally similar to glycogen in that both are composed of glucose units linked together in the same way, but the distance between branch points (see schematic diagrams, in which −O− represents one glucose unit) is greater in amylopectin than in glycogen, and the former may be thought of as occupying more space per unit weight.

Graphic representations of the Tree of Life belong to the category of schematic diagrams, in which diagrammatic elements and the spatial relations among them metaphorically convey meaning (Hegarty et al. [1991]).

The schematic diagram in which a migrating cell exerts traction forces on the underlying deformable substrate is shown in Fig.  3.

Trzesniowski (1998) gives a schematic presentation in which he mentions limits for the use of certain machines for roundwood extraction (on the ground and in the air) regarding the extracting direction (uphill and downhill), the mean extracting distance, slope of the ground and soil strength capacity.

The pipeline provides as outputs several useful plots, including schematic diagrams in which the chromosomal position of the probes within the selected BOPs is plotted against the methylation level of each probe (see the examples reported in Fig. 6 and in Supplementary Fig. 1).

From Equation (7), we can see that the interacting genes should have a larger LLR. Figure 3 shows a schematic figure, in which we plot the log-likelihood without the interaction term in the left-hand side and with the interaction term in the right-hand side.

Schematic experimental model, in which D is the cylinder diameter, L is the cylinder length, T C is the temperature of the cooling wall and T H is the temperature of the heating wall (B).

Traditionally, signal transduction has been described in terms of schematic linear pathways in which stimuli activate or inhibit a series of molecular events that leads to a predictable series of responses.

51 Too often, teaching resources use schematic, fictionalised vignettes in which the sick patient is reduced to narrative "factoids" that can populate a decision tree or a score sheet in an objective structured clinical examination.