Sentence examples for the most common representations from inspiring English sources

In chemoinformatics, molecular fingerprints are one of the most common representations of chemical structures.

The most common representations are ordinary differential equations (ODEs) for the deterministic framework and continuous-time Markov chain (CTMC) for the framework [ 3, 4].

It is the most common representation of Shiva — the destroyer, the transformer, the god who embodies both life and the negation of life — at temples across India.

In classic Sanskrit treatises on dance, this form, the most common representation of Nataraja, is called the bhujungatrasa ("trembling of the snake").

The most common representation of sea ice dynamics in climate models assumes that sea ice is a quasi-continuous non-normal fluid with a viscous-plastic rheology.

The cost-effectiveness plane is the most common representation of the results of cost-effectiveness analysis results.

'Conformist bias' is the tendency of individuals to adopt what they believe is the most common representation in a population.

Since 1950, there have been exactly nine Bear Markets in the S&P 500 Price Index (the most common representation of "the market").

David Bowers, the Houdon bust, even then, was the most common representation of Washington on coins and medals.

The most common representation of these data is in NEXUS format [11].

Such variables are the most common representation of the general variable type called discrete numerical.