Sentence examples for facility represented from inspiring English sources

Benchmark's staff of about 30, who each carry an iPod Touch, can track residents on a map of the facility, represented on an iPod app.

The scaled-down test facility represented an idealized trapezoidal cross-section, 1/10 sector of the SP (suppression pool) with scaled height ratio of 1/4.5 and volume ratio of 1/400.

I was interested to read your article about Mayor Brian Monahan of Dobbs Ferry visiting Children's Village, the nonprofit agency for troubled children, and commenting that the facility represented a loss of $14,000 in property tax ("Well, at Least the Land Is Wanted," Jan . 23.

Coincidentally, the announcement of the Corcoran's turning over to the National Gallery of Art and George Washington University came nearly a year to the day after the opening of an exhibit embodied almost everything the original ethos of the facility represented.

Joyce Green, chairman of the Hudson River Museum, said the Yonkers facility represented one of the "positive forces" in the county and that although Yonkers was helping the museum again it could not exist without county subidies, especially in terms of helping to encourage corporate assistance.

The planned facility was not without concerns from residents who felt the facility represented an expansion, which, if true, violates the airport's 2005 development agreement with the city.

New AFFOA facility represents a significant MIT investment in advanced manufacturing innovation.

Mr. Clover, a blunt and burly 54-year-old who works at a state mental health facility, represents more than 400 of them.

Before the season, Celtics Coach Doc Rivers placed a blank championship banner at the team's practice facility, representing the organization's quest for another title.

The facility represents a bright future of burgeoning commerce with Colombia's partners in the Pacific Alliance and with Asia.A new report by Human Rights Watch, a non-governmental organisation, shows why the leaders chose other locations.

At the turf-cutting ceremony for the Christie proton beam centre, chief executive Roger Spencer said: "This proton beam therapy facility represents a crucial piece of the jigsaw, which equips the Christie to become the biggest radiotherapy centre in the world as well as one of the top five cancer hospitals in the world".