Sentence examples for variations in the representation from inspiring English sources

A pin-and-slot device connecting two gear-wheels induced variations in the representation of lunar motions according to the Hipparchos model of the Moon's elliptical orbit around Earth.

It examines the frequency of cycling related news stories in major metropolitan newspapers, the way cycling and cyclists are framed by news stories, and variations in the representations of cycling over time, by type of newspaper, and by geographical location.

The details and potential implications of this species-specific variation in the representation of each toxin family will be discussed in turn.

It offers a pragmatic but feasible way to reduce variation in the representation of clinical information models towards a more unified and interoperable model.

We have identified a striking variation in the number of assembled contigs with matches in the RefSeq database (Table  2) and suggest that this is likely to be the result of several different factors, including stringency of cutoffs in BLAST searches and variation in the representation of various tissue types in the RefSeq database itself.

Since the structure is stable with the atomistic (both effective Gaussian model and explicit solvent), as well as with the coarse-grained representation provides evidence that the results are reliable, despite variations in the model representation.

In addition, variations were found in the representation of the different classes of LTR elements.

A possible explanation is the variation in representation in the precursor pools of individual organs by the two tracers.

These variations in knowledge representation among different databases prompt an urgent need for standard pathway representations.

4.2, we consider how robust estimates are to gender differences, variations in the instrumental variables used, alternative representations of verbal cognitive skills, and further controls for attrition.

Harnad (1982 , 1987 postulates a system for speech perception in which input is represented both as analog representations that are faithful to the physical spectrotemporal properties and instance-to-instance variations in the signal and as a categorical representation that retains only the invariant information across different instances of the category.