Sentence examples for day stands for from inspiring English sources

As the hydrological structure around our station is not well known, we instead use an empirical tank model that assumes an instantaneous gravity response δg(t) to rainfall R t) followed by gradual linear relaxation (Imanishi et al., 2006) according to (10 where Δt (=1 day) stands for the sampling interval, and C and a j are the system response parameters of the tank model.

For working people and union members, Labor Day stands for something special and profound.

She finally decided to be tested for H.I.V. and, one day, stood for more than an hour in a long line at a New York public-health facility.

The 'V' in V-Day stands for Victory, Valentine and Vagina.

Today, the letters "SAT" stand for nothing more (or less) than the SATs.

These European places, President Bush said in his address to students in Prague last Wednesday, stood for "conflict and tragedy and loss" or "sad and bitter experience" in the past century.

PAW Day (Sunday) PAW stands for Pets and Wellness and, of course, all the paws that are going to be trotting around this annual event.

Chalk Field Day (Saturday) Chalk stands for Choosing Healthy and Active Lifestyles for Kids, a program from NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Centernstrandd thatughout four hours of fun.

(Chinen) FAB TRIO (Friday and Saturday) FAB stands for Fonda-Altschul-Bang, which in turn stands for the bassist Joe Fonda, the drummer Barry Altschul and the violinist Billy Bang.

Just imagine, the A in AT&T might one day stand for Apple.

"He epitomizes what the St . Patricks Day Parade stands for".