Sentence examples for stick represents from inspiring English sources

The time of stick represents the fraction of time that the oscillator sticks, it can be viewed as the probability of a biased-coin problem: stick is head and slip is tail.

As I get further into the game, they become incredibly complex, requiring both brain power enough to remember what each direction on the right stick represents in trick terms, and digit dexterity of a level where precise button presses deliver results, pad-mashing rarely the right way to beat any level.

In another, one clog is filled with sticks, representing switches, and the other with treats, including springerles (sugar cookies).

Of course, there can be no refuge: what the sticks represent is the last gasp of hope.

The level of detail was phenomenal: small sticks represented eucalyptus groves - eucalyptus being the equivalent of poplars in France, a cash forestry crop - and there were tiny fridges, food blenders, pick-up trucks and even Volvos.

Singles Day in China was invented by students in the 1990s as Bachelors' Day – a day to meet prospective partners and hang out with single friends eating deep-fried dough sticks representing the four ones in 11.11 or steamed buns which represent the dot.

Red sticks represent the native ligand conformation from PDB (1be9).

These carrots and sticks represent pressures that maintain the status quo.

Teal sticks represent ligand conformations at different Shaker stages starting with the conformation right after Wrapper (1), and continuing with conformation after MDBSA (2), and after MDF (3).

As the Sotheby's auction blurb noted, the gaunt stick figure represents "both a humble image of an ordinary man, and a potent symbol of humanity".

Pseudoproscopia, which is more closely related to locusts than to stick insects, represents an intermediate situation.