Sentence examples for collapse represented from inspiring English sources

If the Soviet Union's collapse represented one fate for a revolutionary state, China embodies another model.

Leta news agency said the collapse represented the largest loss of life from a disaster since the restoration of independence in 1991, worse than a fire at a nursing home in 2007 that killed 25.

For Colonial, the collapse represents the end of a roller-coaster run that took off with the real estate boom.

Instead, tether collapse represents an appealing, alternative model.

Hypoxemia and cardiovascular collapse represent the initial and most serious life-threatening complications associated with difficult airway access, both in emergency intubation in the critically ill [ 1- 4] and in planned intubations (e. g., scheduled surgery or invasive procedures) [ 5].

These collapses represent a new type of failure of glaciers in relatively flat valleys.

The unbuttressed portions of the island (NW and SE) are characterized by the emplacement of wide and thick debris avalanche deposits (volume in the order of 1 2 km3 for each event) related to large-scale sector collapses, representing the most important and efficient mass-wasting processes making up the apron.

Not for the money lost in the Mt Gox collapse, which represented 7% of all bitcoins in existence (for comparison, 7% of all pound notes is somewhere in the order of £4bn).

Deception Island (DI), located at the spreading center of the Bransfield Strait marginal basin, consists of a horse-shoe-shaped composite volcanic system truncated by the formation of a collapse caldera represented as a sea-flooded depression known as Port Foster11 (Fig. 2).

In particular, data collected for repositories that were visualized before and after collapse are represented in Fig. 21 and Fig. 22 using boxplots.

This information could be used to mark, or eventually collapse, low represented (<50%) nodes so that our uncertainty on certain areas of the tree of life is properly represented.