Sentence examples for steps to represent from inspiring English sources
Arbitron agreed in the settlement to reach listeners by address and make other steps to represent minority groups.
"Writers and artists regularly use the steps to represent the ideal that anyone in this country may obtain meaningful justice through application to this court," Justice Breyer wrote.
Bayesian networks are graphical models that involve structure and parameter optimization steps to represent probabilistic dependencies [ 102].
Additional constraints were applied to the fumarate and succinate inner mitochondrial membrane transport steps to represent restricted transport (especially for fumarate, as a specific mammalian fumarate transporter has not been identified).
For the moment rate functions at individual subfaults, we aligned smoothed ramp functions having durations of 1.8 s at intervals of 0.9 s in the first step and those of 0.9 s at intervals of 0.45 s in the second step to represent the moment release of each subfault.
It is worth to mention that in classification studies, Correspondence analysis can be used as preliminary step to represent the observations in an orthologonal system, so that euclidean distances can be calculated to construct clusters of observations (as for example in [ 11, 25]).
A strong showing at the World Junior Championships last July would've been an important step to representing Ethiopia in the 2016 Olympics.
This paper describes a step-by-step approach to represent the knowledge included in the technical documentation.
Among them, a widely used approach is to use one-step reaction to represent multi-step reactions, which is also called slow reaction.
For this purpose, one of the primary steps is to represent TFBSs with appropriate features.
To develop an accurate prediction model for pattern recognition problems in bioinformatics, one of the key steps is to represent the protein sequences with appropriate descriptors that can truly reflect the intrinsic correlation with the target sequences to be predicted [ 29].
