Sentence examples for for one represents from inspiring English sources

Pittsburgh, for one, represents an ideal example of how technology can help revive a once-depressed city — in that case, courtesy of Carnegie Mellon, which has helped bring major investments in autonomous vehicles and robotics to the city.

Strike your leg and hold steady for a mental count of "one," representing one beat.

Health utility is a single metric for HRQoL, where one represents a state of full health and zero represents a state equivalent to death.

Because remember, no one represents, stands for, or leads Occupy.

The first one represents methods for direct observations of DDS within cohorts.

Two equations were estimated for each: one representing change from baseline to six months and one representing change from six to twelve months.

Calculations were made for two scenarios; one representing the current level of detection, and one simulating hypothetical detection of all infected herds.

Items that appear consistently biased for Filipinos are one representing physical functioning (items 1, 2, and 29) and cognitive functioning (item 25, remembering).

Mr. Tisci feels passionately about the mount for a variety of reasons: for one, it represents more than one fabled beast.

For one, it represents an opportunity for the company to return value to shareholders (the company can also issue a dividend), which may be agitating the company to do something in order to build up good will with Wall Street.

Except for the errors on the images of objects that should be grasped with lateral grasp, only one image representing palmar grasp was wrongly classified as lateral grasp and for one image representing pinch grasp no object was detected.