Sentence examples for also represented time from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barr also represented Time magazine in its defense of a libel suit in 1983 brought by Ariel Sharon, the Israeli military officer and politician, whom Time had accused of complicity in a massacre in a refugee camp.

While the bridge debate highlighted unspoken divisions, some analysts suspect that, in the Machiavellian world of Quebec politics, the controversy also represented payback time.

"A majority of the Supreme Court not only left open the possibility of prior restraints in other cases but of criminal sanctions being imposed on the press following publication of the Pentagon Papers themselves," Floyd Abrams, who also represented The Times in the case, wrote in a new book, "Friend of the Court".

Dedicated timing mechanisms are contrasted with the alternative view that the circuits responsible for timing primarily process other information, such as other stimulus attributes 10 or motor programs, 11 but also intrinsically represent time.

The flagging times are also represented along the time axis with vertical lines that are color coded to the symbol.

His teams's analysis of data since the 1970s did show a slight increase over time, he said, but more waxing than waning phases were also represented in that time period.

It also represented the last time all six original Pythons collaborated.

The remarks also represented the third time the President had used the in cident on.

It also represented the first time someone was convicted in Germany on the basis only of having been a guard, without evidence of a specific killing.

These strains were also represented at each time point and predominated at 4 years.

In longitudinal data, the age of the respondent can also represent the time effect modifier, since the same observation is followed over time.