Sentence examples for built represented from inspiring English sources
His studies for a gargantuan round stadium and a Munich train station — mercifully never built — represented the kind of grotesquely overblown classicism that Hitler adored.
The Abhayagiri fraternity, established after Abhayagiriya was built, represented several schools of Buddhist thought.
The sequences in the GSS collection from which the consensus was built represented unedited submissions, and excluding single base indels that might have been the result of unedited miscalls, most of the indels in the ORF retained the correct reading frame.
They may sound far-fetched, but these examples (yes, they have all been built) represent the epitome of top-end design.
The map we built represents an upper estimate of the possible global peatland area and its spatial distribution, in order to offer a precautionary estimate.
The cost-effectiveness of using antiretroviral drugs in combination for patients with multidrug-resistant HIV disease was determined.A cohort state-transition model was built representing treatment-experienced patients with low CD4 counts, high viral load levels, and multidrug-resistant virus.
Disney CEO Bob Iger's audacious bid to buy much of the media empire Rupert Murdoch built represents a big bet that the Burbank company can beat Silicon Valley in the war for the future of entertainment.
Three interaction models were built representing three stages of AD, namely mild, moderate, and severe stages.
A presence-absence matrix was built representing the global distribution of palm genera (see Additional file 1 for the original data used to perform this analysis).
To identify differentially expressed genes, an expression profile matrix was built representing the digital gene expression count for each gene in each library, then imported into the DEGSeq program [ 52].
Ged Roddy, Premier League director of youth, said: "This new third-generation artificial pitch that we will build represents a fantastic opportunity to continue the messages of peace and understanding associated with the original Christmas Truce match of 1914.
