Sentence examples for a worldwide representation from inspiring English sources

Fungal collections are primarily from California, northern Europe, Brazil, and Australia while mosses, liverworts, and lichens have a worldwide representation.

A worldwide representation of the signals that Spire Global satellites track.

Its herbarium, consisting of about five million reference specimens with a worldwide geographic representation, is one of the great collections of Europe.

Although the herbarium has worldwide representation, it specializes in the plants of New South Wales and other areas of Australia.

IMG Models has signed Christian Combs, hip-hop artist and son of Sean "Diddy" Combs and model Kim Porter, for worldwide representation.

It holds annual meetings and its aims are to promote international exchange, encourage worldwide representation and to stimulate research and debate.

On 16 October 2001, Council Members were informed, with copy to all Members of the Organization, that in view of the current international situation and information received concerning the impact of this situation both on the composition of delegations and on the possibility of ensuring worldwide representation at the meeting, it was proposed that the arrangements for the meeting be postponed.

10 12 We have paid specific attention to these aspects, first, by involving worldwide representation of rheumatologists in the elaboration 1, and second, by focusing specifically on the doctors' acceptance of the recommendations by including them in the validation procedure, and giving them the opportunity to express their agreement and practical applicability of each recommendation.

As part of research into the cognitive effects of visual programming representations, a worldwide survey of LabVIEW programmers was conducted via the World Wide Web and resulted in 227 survey responses.

Such lack of representation of Africans being able to address how to eradicate their own problems reflects a worldwide stigma of having black leadership.

The video was a striking artifact an unmediated representation of the ambiguities and cruelties of modern warfare and he hoped that its release would touch off a worldwide debate about the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.