Sentence examples for client represents from inspiring English sources

The client represents a web browser used by the user to access the application.

A Client represents an object which holds a specific extrinsic state.

Another Brady strong point is the diversity of its clientele no one client represents more than 6% of sales thus limiting the damage from customer churn.

Thus, increasing the number of concurrent transactions per byzantine client represents a larger number of byzantine transactions in the large database than in the small database.

Provided the client represents a particular instance of an entity class (InstanceSpecification) and the supplier represents the entity class itself, either continuant or process, which it instantiates, we are able to capture in UML a semantic definition equivalent to the one defined in the OBO Relation Ontology for this relation.

Guy Womack, a lawyer for specialist Graner, told ABC News the photo of his client represented "gallows humour".

For more than three decades, Robert Vitaglione never turned down a client, representing thousands of immigrants in New York's overburdened federal immigration courts.

A lawyer for Mr. Brooks, Kenneth Ravenell, told the jury on Monday afternoon that his client represented the realization of the American dream, someone who made money while helping his country "when the military called".

In that case, which involved a candidate for a suburban State Senate district, the chief justice ruled in favor of a client represented by Burton S. Odelson, the election lawyer who is trying to bounce Mr. Emanuel from the ballot.

Those resellers who directly completed transactions with the client represent only the first strata of this group.

Hoene said temp agencies, which take a cut when they find a job for a client, represent a trend from full-time work to part-time work that benefits everyone but the employee.