Sentence examples for base represents from inspiring English sources

"We will start from a smaller base, but that base represents the highest growth.

Young people — those born after 1990 — were the vanguard and the core audience, and even if Harry had not also appealed to their parents, grandparents and older siblings, the Potter fan base represents a fairly significant sample of the world's population.

Base represents the current fleet emission regulation target in place [7], i.e. only a 95gCO2/km target from 2021.

The solution was found in the creation of a hybrid system PROTECTOR, whose knowledge base represents a formalization of the expert knowledge in the mine safety field.

Radical innovation research has suggested that a firm's knowledge base represents the most unique resources for radical innovation (Miller et al. 2007; Zhou and Wu 2010).

Pinterest's user base represents one that fits the whole advertising spectrum, from increasing brand awareness (referred to as the top of the funnel) to getting a user to act on something, like downloading an app or buying a product.

Who do the four figures at the base represent?

But does it represent an alternative to the cultural power base represented by Chelsea, or an extension of it, differently packaged but built on the same stylistic and commercial model?

The base represented by the letter A always pairs with T, and C with G, so when the ladder is split down the middle, each half will bind only with another half that has the complementary sequence of bases.

Each had two parts, their dimensions dictated by the personage's date of birth: a base, representing the year, and another case, stacked on top, for which the depth corresponded to the day, and the height to the month.

Advocates for the detainees say that the hunger strike now includes most of the men held in Camps 5 and 6 at the base representing around more than 100 of the camp's population of 166 prisoners.