Sentence examples for exchanged represents from inspiring English sources

However, local water table, particularly from shallow aquifers are often very high (Shindo 1991) which suggest a likelihood of active exchange of soil/clay (Ca2+ + Mg2+) with Na+ in groundwater (Eq. 10, 11 and 12); where (exchanged) represents cations exchanged on water or soil/clay.

For example, the rings that Katie and Bryce exchanged represent the eternalness of their bond.

So maintaining separate trading operations in lots of exchanges represents hugely expensive, wasteful duplication.

The transfer, among the largest ever between the exchanges, represents a significant gain for the Big Board, which has been trying to bolster its technology credentials.

From the perspective of Mr. Silbert and his peers, Facebook's success in trading on those exchanges represents a new era in capital formation, where companies will stay private longer and shareholders will not wait for an I.P.O. to take money off the table.

These responses indicate that face-to-face dialogue and information exchange represents a critically important means for researchers to register personally and engage interactively with data while uncovering details and gaining insights in intellectual work.

Our exchange represents a dialogue between two generations and between two different lives and stories.

The exchange represents a sharp escalation of the skirmishes that flare up along the disputed border from time to time.

For many in the military, the exchange represents a bald-faced strategy on the part of the FARC to return to its ranks some of its more experienced commanders.

Asked if the company was more concerned about being a platform for anti-Semitism or about media criticism for hosting anti-Semitic posts, a Facebook spokesperson told HuffPost the exchange represents a core tension behind free expression on social media.

This exchange represents a rare variant which appears to occur only in Asian populations (2/252 chromosomes).