Sentence examples for thus depicting from inspiring English sources

The monitoring system can be deployed on an embedded microcontroller, thus depicting a small implementation footprint for presented framework.

Our reference value (Avea, in orange) had the lowest mental workload value (TLX = 41.6), thus depicting the potential influence of experience on mental workload.

Comparative chromosomal conformation capture assays in proliferating and differentiated primary mouse keratinocytes revealed multiple physiologically sensitive chromatin interactions between the 923 enhancer and EDC gene promoters, thus depicting the dynamic chromatin topology of the EDC.

Moreover, osteocalcin is a marker of late osteoblast differentiation [17] and was found to parallel the growth velocity curve [18], thus depicting a direct representation of process of bone formation.

In Fig. 6, we present the numerical results obtained by setting the shape parameters to 1 (i.e., Rayleigh fading) at the second hop or at both hops, thus depicting Nakagami-Rayleigh or Rayleigh-Rayleigh fading scenarios.

Posing for the photographer, Madonna looks towards the camera with challenge in her eyes thus depicting sexual aggression.

Li is thus depicted in art as an old man with an iron crutch (tieguai) and often a gourd slung over his shoulder or held in his hand.

It thus depicts a vanished world – one, moreover, which omits not only the upper classes but also gay men and women, bisexuals and indeed those heterosexuals who chose not to marry.

What could simply be described as a story of two people who fell in love and then fell out of love with all of the usual emotional squalor is thus depicted in terms of the midlife crisis, a narrative frame that reads as unnecessarily punitive to all concerned.

The gastrointestinal tract has been described to subsist in a state of physiologically low oxygen level and is thus depicted as a tissue in the state of constant low-grade inflammation.

Instead of a priest or metaphysician in quest of the divine as in Pico della Mirandola or John Dee Harknesss 1999), Porta's magus is thus depicted as an artifex (a craftsman or mastermind) who knows how to manipulate the natural and occult properties of certain bodies.