Sentence examples for can be representatives from inspiring English sources

I love her and I want the best for her, and I think she's a fantastic songwriter, and like, I think that if we both, her and I, can be representatives of strong women that come together despite their differences, I think the whole world is going to go, like, 'Yeah, we can do this.'.

Nodes can be representatives of article, author or some database IDs (e.g. PDB ids) and edges are constructed based on shared authors, MeSH terms or location (articles have identical affiliation zip codes).

Or it can be representative of the work of a specific architect or style.

It's also been almost impossible to find a minister for equality who has a decent commitment to equality, and can be representative.

"It's good to have your own voice as part of a young generation, we can be representative in a way.

Sometimes there will be "an empty niche, just a carving in the wall, which the empty space itself can be representative or they would've had portable images", Tuttle said.

The fractures modeled are generic and can be representative of rough fractures in different rock types including sedimentary rocks.

A case study of the Flemish region in Belgium was done, but the study can be representative for temperate maritime climates worldwide.

The flow composition can be representative of the national fleet population, but also may feature particular vehicle types in a given locality, thereby have a different emissions 'signature'signature

Actually the flow field at the leading edge of a cavitating hydrofoil can be representative of the flow over the leading edges of a real cavitating impeller.

We argue that the maximum value of BC can be representative of the level of spatial accessibility of different areas with respect to the overall urban region.