Sentence examples for each of which represents from inspiring English sources

They are arranged in nine rows, each of which represents one floor of the Murrah Building.

Tamil, for example, has more than 200 characters, each of which represents a syllable.

The syllabary consists of 56 signs, each of which represents a different syllable.

Non-Russian investors are limited to buying American depository receipts, each of which represents 10 Gazprom shares.

Shares of News Corporation's American depositary receipts, each of which represents four ordinary shares, fell 80 cents, to $37.45.

The company's American depository receipts, each of which represents one-fifth of a share, rose 50 cents, to $22.875.

Victory comes at the end of eight turns, each of which represents a day and a night, if players have occupied enough of the designated state districts.

Two undated headdresses from Mali — each of which represents an antelope and is made of wood and fiber — are especially evocative and beautiful.

Its graveyard contains one particularly tragic cluster of stones: 13 tiny markers, each of which represents a child killed, before Dickens's time, in a malaria epidemic.

When it came to Medicare, Dr. Sheth used two codes, each of which represents critical cardiac treatment and is reimbursed at a high rate.

An agglutinating language (e.g., Turkish) is one in which the word forms can be segmented into morphs, each of which represents a single grammatical category.