Sentence examples for cards represent the from inspiring English sources

While each retail payment system provides certain advantages, e.g. cash for small transactions, overall the analysis suggests that debit and credit cards represent the most desirable payment system for achieving the seven benefits set forth above.

On the contrary; his text seemed to be the words of Philip Gould: "Identity cards represent the future: a new kind of freedom and a new kind of identity".

Other cards represent the Central Intelligence Agency's covert experiments with psychoactive drugs; the rise of the Internet; and the emergence of "technogaianism", or "belief in the power of technology to restore earth's environment".

Such smart cards represent the lion's share of Viisage's projected 2004 revenue of $60 million, according to Janney Montgomery Scott analyst Joel Fishbein.

"We are now existing on a far lower revenue base than we ever were, and season cards represent the most significant income stream of the club, so it's vital.

For Total Immersion, Topps 3D Live trading cards represent the company's first consumer product available commercially, introducing a broad audience to augmented reality, an interactive experience where virtual components are dynamically merged into a live video stream in real time.

Among the standouts are illuminated cards representing the earliest extant cards from the 15th century.

Across the top were pinned 13 index cards representing the 13 episodes of the season.

In the 1860's, he began pinning cards representing the known elements on his laboratory wall.

Downshifting, he would segue to "The Four Queens," a minuetlike Victorian parable in which the four face cards representing "the feminine portion of the smart set" were "besieged" by "suitors from the lower orders".

The following were the results: The top five ranks was occupied by the five cards representing the local universal banks.