Sentence examples for foundation represents from inspiring English sources

The foundation represents about 1,800 gun and accessory manufacturers.

Though tiny and barely off the ground, Ms. Cain's foundation represents a recent trend called community-based philanthropy.

But even though it is a nonprofit, the foundation represents a serious threat, and Internet Brands, which operates more than 200 Web sites, is treating it as such.

The ring represents the belt and the elastic foundation represents the tyre sidewall.

The beam takes account of the bending stiffness of the rail and the mass of the track, including the mass of the rail, semi-sleepers and half of the ballast layer, where the viscoelastic foundation represents the subgrade.

The Arthritis Foundation did not deny receiving the money but said the foundation represents patients, not sponsors.

Finally, there could be a few "golden shares" with veto rights, perhaps controlled by a foundation representing all users.

Although the proposition of four types is not new (Plato, Jung), her nomenclature and their biochemical foundation represent a frontier of relationship science, albeit one that is thinly populated and open to flanking attack.

Joe Kraus, director of product management at Google, said the foundation represented "more an evolution of where OpenSocial is heading" than a response to concerns raised by any one member.

In a letter to the administrators of Spain's national patrimony, the foundation representing the businesspeople emphasized that the gift had been made with the stipulation that the yacht be used by the king and members of his family.

The inner surface is continuously in contact with an elastic medium that acts as an elastic foundation represented by the Winkler/Pasternak model with K w and K g that are Winkler and shear coefficients of Pasternak foundation, respectively.