Sentence examples for example it represents from inspiring English sources

Project Loon is one example: it represents the company's attempt to bring internet access to rural communities through a network of weather balloons, floating in the stratosphere, acting like ultra-low-cost satellites.

(Every time a die-hard Prius owner sees an ad for a gas-guzzling SUV, for example, it represents a major waste of resources). Social ads minimize this type of spillage.

For example, it represents decay rates of signals in linear electrical circuits [26].

However, for Zhang and all those on campus Thursday night, the gathering wasn't so much about remembering Tiananmen as it was about recognizing the example it represents for those pushing for democracy in Hong Kong today.

For example, it represents a potential therapeutic target in mixed-lineage leukaemia.

For example, it represents metabolic compounds by "imposing" the functional groups considered important.

We used the fungal kingdom as an example as it represents one of the major clades of life with approximately 1.5 million species [ 18], of which only approximately 80.000 have been described.

Liver Se concentration was chosen as a marker of Se status for this example because it represents a pool of Se that continues to increase above the Se requirement, similar to hypothetical pools of Se associated with the anticarcinogenic activity of Se.

Perhaps I can point up these generalities with a brief appraisal of a new East Side apartment house, chosen not because it is a bad example but because it represents almost the best that can be done under present conditions.

Note that the equation (1) is the generalization of the one describing the evolution of the bending moment after a formation of a plastic-hinge: for example when γ=1/2 it represents the plastic behaviour of a filled rectangular cross-section.

The DH survey is interesting, not because it is necessarily rigorous research – we know little about how it was analysed, the nature of the (self-selected) sample, or the implications of internet access, for example – but because it represents a kind of official account and has been presented as the background to future policy work and to exhortations to the professions to do better.