Sentence examples for wall represents an from inspiring English sources

An SNR wall represents an SNR value, below which reliable detection is not possible even if the sensing duration is increased indefinitely[17].

In any case, the presence of acute haemorrhage in the aortic wall represents an aortic emergency irrespective of etiology.

Therefore, the cell wall represents an ideal target for novel anti-fungal drugs.

To Ms. Douglas and her neighbors, the wall represents a way to regain their suburban entitlements of peace and quiet.

Each photo on the wall represents a space in the car park so you never forget which one your vehicle was left in.

Officials cautioned that the discovery of the initials in the prison wall represents a fragmentary clue, and does not prove that Commander Speicher was captured alive and held in the prison.

In them, the wall represents a sheet of hexagonally packed nanoparticles which sharply bends to become closed forming facets and edges.

The "wall" represents a division, a frontier and in this case creates a distance: outside the drama and inside an empty room with a small hole from which one can see the reality.

Careful staging of recurrences (locoregional and metastases of the chest wall) represents a crucial step in the management of these patients.

The plant cell wall represents a first line of defense against microbial pathogens since it is a preformed, passive physical barrier limiting access of pathogens and is actively remodeled and reinforced specifically at discrete sites of interaction with the pathogens [ 30].

Anna Conway is showing a brooding image of a darkened stadium; Valerie Hagerty's very large "Warped Space" leans against a wall, representing an immense, badly torqued canvas by Albert Bierstadt.