Sentence examples for storage represented from inspiring English sources

From the cerebral dimension of information storage, represented by a phrenology model in Gloria Helfgot's "Never Mind," to discrete objects like Constance Woo's "Worded Basket," in which the text itself is the structure, sculpture is the dominant mode of representing the book as a physical presence.

In recent years, sorbent approaches of hydrogen storage represented one potential strategy for effective and relatively safe hydrogen storage [4, 5].

"Moving this fuel and getting the fuel into dry storage represents the most significant cleanup accomplishment at this site in 60 years," Mr. Van Leuven said on Wednesday.

"The decision to hang Renoir by the Museum of Fine Arts when there are literal masterpieces by true masters in museum storage represents an act of aesthetic terrorism," he said.

"We are confident that Pure Storage represents exactly such an industry-defining company".

Water bodies are defined as a one-dimensional storage representing the quantity of water in the storage per unit time.

Polygeneration systems with thermal energy storage represent promising solutions to achieve energy saving and emissions reduction in the civil sector.

Disk-based smart storage represents processor-embedded active I/O devices that are equipped with a dedicated network interface controller and on-disk storage (memory and disk).

Turner et al. [14] concluded that an aquifer system sustained by episodic recharge and the long-term gaining storage represents the maximum extractable volume.

In agreement with the results of other studies [5, 34], the polymeric pigments formed in response to storage represent an important part of "stable color".

Pumped storage represents about 2.2% of all generation capacity in the USA, 18% in Japan and 19% in Austria (IRENA 2012).