Sentence examples for are represented today from inspiring English sources

The Finno-Ugric languages are represented today by some 20 languages scattered over an immense Eurasian territory.

Holosteans are represented today by the bowfins (order Amiiformes) of North America and the gars (order Semionotiformes) of North and Central America and Cuba.

They should continue to represent the workers as labor workers in all the aspects that are represented today -- wages, hours, and working conditions -- and, in addition, represent workers as full voting stockowners as capital ownership is built into the workforce.

At least some of these color opponent mechanisms were probably present in early vertebrates that are represented today by the jawless lampreys [ 31- 33].

The gymnosperms diversified early after the divergence from angiosperms and are represented today by strikingly diverse ancient lineages (Magallón and Sanderson 2005).

The 19 Vitis chromosomes are represented today by a genome assembly of 33 mapped ultracontigs (N50 = 23 Mb) that provide a 91.2 % coverage of the genome.

Canada, the Czech Republic and Ireland are represented this year for the first time.

Many don't speak English (21 languages are represented this year) and need to be helped around by volunteers (72 so far this year).

The Falcons will be represented today by Rich McKay, the team's president and general manager, and three more team officials in a private hearing in Philadelphia.

The ginkgo, a fruit-bearing gymnosperm that is represented today by only one living species, was fairly widespread during the Jurassic.

This trend is represented today by the microprocessor, a miniature multicircuited device capable of performing all the logic and arithmetic functions of a large digital computer.