Sentence examples for days represented from inspiring English sources

New York in those days represented to many people a laboratory for solving the problem of the Old.

Even with specially laid-on charter flights, seven games in 19 days represented pure greed on the behalf of Indian administrators, who show no sign of easing up, despite the pleas of the ICC president Ehsan Mani.

Based upon the total number of murders in Uttar Pradesh in 2011, which was 4,951, or roughly 13.5 per day, Mr. Singh indicated that the figure of 699 in 45 days represented a slight increase to 15.3 per day.

These two days represented contrasting conditions of moderate crop cover/dry soil surface and dense crop cover/moist soil surface.

4 days and 8 days represented the incubation time of the same broth in 35 °C and shaken at 180 rpm for 4 and 8 days, respectively.

For Labour, shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander said the killing of civilians and children in Gaza in recent days represented "both a moral failure and a strategic error".

For example, a lag of 0 days represents the current-day temperature; a lag of 1 indicates a 2-day moving average of current and previous day temperatures.

The length of stay of 0 days represents admission and discharge occurring on the same day.

In our opinion, the 14 days represents a good compromise between an acceptable time frame and a representative number of patients (Table 2).

Many acknowledged that they recognized Mr. Cochran from his days representing O. J. Simpson.

Nevertheless the events of the past few days represent a victory for enlightenment.