Sentence examples for wave represented from inspiring English sources

According to Born, this wave represented the probability of finding the electron at some particular place.

A superposable wave represented by a wave function ??? and a new design constant HR characterizing the strength of such a wave are introduced.

In brief, transcripts were included into a particular expression wave represented by a single artificial template, if its correlation with the specific pattern was higher than a certain threshold and also highest among all other patterns.

This wave represented approximately 40% of all excess cases in the elderly.

The second wave represented co-morbid illnesses, tuberculosis-related illnesses and non AIDS-defining HIV-1 related infections, while the third wave included tuberculosis-related and co-morbid illnesses.

Because the only 1918 pandemic virus samples we have yet identified are from second-wave patients (16 ), nothing can yet be said about whether the first (spring) wave, or for that matter, the third wave, represented circulation of the same virus or variants of it.

A 2001 greenish flourish in painted ceramic by Ken Price, one of the more accomplished artist-surfers, evokes both a hand and a wave represents the Finish Fetish generation, as do a cluster of surfboards by Mr. Fletcher from around 1970.

The letter for a compressional wave represents the propagation direction.

The second wave represents an irreversible one-electron reduction of the initially formed radical.

This sense of calm underlying the maelstrom that is realtime media is at the heart of what Wave represents, whether it gets there first or iteratively.

This longitudinal network was divided into three waves, where each wave represents the portion of the complete longitudinal network that evolves between two consecutive observations.