Sentence examples for term display from inspiring English sources
The best-known displays are visual ones and some biologists restrict the term display to visual signals or gestures but many also incorporate sound, smell, or even touch.
The term display has been restricted by some authorities to social signals that not only convey information but that, in the course of evolution, have also become "ritualized".
The aim of this study was to investigate whether prelabour ruptured membranes at term display increased proteolytic activity and to determine whether regional structural alterations within membranes are reflective of regional variations in proteolytic activity.
The term display is defined as 'the process by which individuals and groups of individuals, convey to each other and to relevant audiences that certain of their actions do constitute 'doing family things' and thereby confirm that these relationships are 'family' relationships' (Finch 2007, p. 67).
A linear syllogism involves a quantitative comparison in which each term displays either more of less of a particular attribute or quality, and the reasoner must draw conclusions based on the quantification.
A mouse-over action on an annotated term displays the associated metadata, in this case for 2,5-dichlorobenzylamine, and displays an image representing the structure generated by the Chemistry Development Kit (CDK) [35 37] (right).
This was verified when aASCs that were grown under 3% oxygen conditions expanded long term, displaying reduced NOX1 expression and decreased ROS accumulation.
Both on long-term display.
On long-term display are exhibitions devoted to interiors, buildings and community planning.
It is Helène Aylon's "Earth Ambulance," which is on long-term display at the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art in Peekskill.
The Penn Museum keeps a handful of Baker's pieces on long-term display, including her model and painting of a blazingly colorful Egyptian throne room.
