Sentence examples for stands for integration from inspiring English sources

The denominator of Eq. (2) is the partition function of the folded protein: (3) Z F = ∫ e - βV r dτ where ∫ …  dτ stands for integration over the whole of conformational space.

Based on the equation C = 100 ( frac{2A1}{3A2} ) [C is the percentage of triglycerides to corresponding methyl esters, A1 stands for the integration value of protons of the methyl esters (1.000) and A2 is integration value of α-methylene protons (0.723)] [25, 26], the methyl esters yield of 92.21% was calculated for the mentioned sample.

As seen in Table 6 mean choice values are equal (1.743) for both groups for the maximum star model and unlike the average star model maximum choice value in maximum star model shows a big difference (0.635) although the maximum difference stands for maximum integration value which is equal to 0.712.

that stood for "before integration" and "after integration".

Wnt proteins (Wnt stands for Wingless-related integration site, a portmanteau of 'int' referring to the cancer-causing mammalian gene integration 1 and Wg referring to drosophila gene homolog known as wingless) in general are a family of secreted proteins, which act as ligands to activate distinct Wnt signaling pathways [ 10, 11].

The VAIO (it stands for video-audio integration operation) desktop PCs and laptops are pretty things—among computer makers, only Apple has such design flair, albeit of a wackier variety.

It stands for very large scale integration, not very large system integration.

An acronym for our qualifying criteria was ASPIC, which stands for Aggregation, Search, Personalization, Integration and Community.

The U.N.R. stands for what is called the integration policy in Algeria, which regards the country as a province of France without autonomy.

Politically, Falwell clearly stands for a reaction against all the pressures for integration and social justice brought by the liberal coalition in the nineteen-sixties and seventies.

The struggle for integration of the federal courts has essentially stood still for the past 20 years.