Sentence examples for As a represents from inspiring English sources

In such a situation, the A factor can indicate the difference shown in the magnitude, as A represents the sum of areas within blue rectangles in Figure 3. Two profiles with close R values which at the same time have a large difference in the magnitude will probably have a large difference in the A factor.

Recently, as a represented by BigDog [1] developed by BostonDynamics, mammal-type quadruped robots is studied actively.

Each has a strong aesthetic and playful presence, as well as representing a different approach to life.

They may have a beneficial contribution to adaptational processes as well as represent a meaningless side effect [34], [35], [36].

"So it is symbolically important as well as representing a deep concern of the British people".

Beiersdorf, as a company, represents diversity, tolerance and equal opportunity.

His success as a character represents hope for heteros; it suggests that things really are changing.

This marries with my experience as an MP representing a richly diverse constituency in inner London.

Length of stay was selected as an outcome as it represents a utilization outcome.

He started out as a turntablist, representing Norway in the DMC World DJ Championships as DJ Final.

This inability to precisely define a concept such as race represents a risk for personal analytics.