Sentence examples for able to represent and from inspiring English sources
As chief it would be the president's first duty to see that the Executive was able to represent and to lead a true working majority in Congress... Walter Lippman Pooh-BAs: As Chief Magistrate I am bound to see that due economy is observed.... View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Atul Gawande By Alan Burdick.
As chief it would be the president's first duty to see that the Executive was able to represent and to lead a true working majority in Congress... Walter Lippman Pooh-Bah: As Chief Magistrate I am bound to see that due economy is observed..
That is, the same basic algorithm that is able to represent and perform inference on low-level sensor data can also be used to process relational structures.
In order to carry it out effectively more flexible Geographic Information Systems are needed to be able to represent and manage the imperfection that invariably affects geographic information.
Such a method is not able to represent and generalize the compaction history of mixed grain-size lithologies such as muddy siltstone and silty mudstone, in addition to pure mudstone and pure sandstone.
Philosophers share with social scientists the need to be able to represent and systematically model not only what they think people normatively ought to do, but what they often actually do in interactive situations.
"For me, it was an honest effort and I apologise to anyone who feels disappointed in me, but I feel really proud and happy to have been able to represent Britain and the crowd were absolutely awesome".
Many believed that space and time are causally inert and therefore imperceptible how then are we are able to represent space and time at all?
He was then able to represent us and the project more favourably to the board.
Also, the way he's able to represent figures and animals that are moving is extraordinary.
"We need someone with proven conservative leadership experience, not entitlement, to be able to represent us and lead us".
