Sentence examples for can represented from inspiring English sources

Liverpool had no injuries among their forwards but Joe Allen and Can represented all of Rodgers's remaining central midfielders.

Finally, ϕ(t) can represented as integral initial condition such as u ( 0 ) = ∫ 0 T u ȷ ( s ) d s.

Then, the spatial massive MIMO channel can represented as {boldsymbol{H}}^{prime }={boldsymbol{U}}_{boldsymbol{r}}^{boldsymbol{H}}boldsymbol{H}{boldsymbol{U}}_{boldsymbol{t}} (11 where H′ is the MIMO channel in the angular/spatial domain.

Whereas numeric content can represented by OWL data properties (however, only rudimentary supported by reasoners), probabilistic associations or default expressions extend the scope of what can be sensibly expressed in a DL ontology, as DL is not an appropriate means to process this kind of knowledge (Schulz et al., 2009).

Who can represent the group?

"He can represent a part.

She can represent the office very well".

Any person can represent all of humanity.

"Hombach can represent everyone," one official said.

You can represent people who elected you.

"Only Tamil politicians can represent Tamil needs," said Alesapuilai Joseph, 65.