Sentence examples for I could represent from inspiring English sources

u i could represent ability, genetics or historical factors that do not change over time.

Explaining the choice of name, the company claimed that "i" could represent the owner (I, the nominative personal pronoun) as an encouragement to personal expression, or innovation, intelligence and imagination, keywords in the car's development.

For instance, x i could represent the genetic or protein interactions, the expression profile or whatever available data for a given gene/vertex i.

"I could represent America . . .

That means I could represent my country without ever previously playing the game.

"You wouldn't actually have to attend personally, sir. Indeed, I could represent you, if that would be agreeable".

Due to the definition of CTP in this study is very flexible (i.e., it could represent both, a base station or a relay node), it is important to highlight that the JMPC-PA scheme can be applied to any kind of cooperative networks, such as next-generation macrocellular networks, heterogeneous networks, and ad-hoc networks.

The Figure A could also be interpreted as a recording artifact: i.e. it could represent a recording that is initially bad (leaky) and then settles into a normal membrane potential.

Speed estimator: The true velocity V i at the end of a timeslot i could be represented as V_{i} = V_{i-1} + betacdot{a_{s}}cdot{Delta{t}} + mu, (8).

With that notation, the result of n-th order partial differentiation of interpolated signal i could be represented as follows: begin{array}rcl@ D^{n}{i}(x) = D^{n} left{ sumlimits^{infty}_{q=-infty} {aleft qDelta_{x} right) hleft(frac{x}{Delta_{x}} - qright)} right} end{array} (2).

But the wider political danger it could represent is huge.