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Suddenly there is a "party line," whereas in fact a spectrum of views have been represented for years by mainstream Jewish organizations, and that spectrum has not included the positions espoused by J Street.

In Figs. 13, 14, 15, 16, and 17, cyclic load displacement curves of beam number 2 8 have been represented for the two states of strengthening with not pre-stressed and pre-stressed CFRP (with the effective pre-stressing stress of 1052 MPa).

Little wonder that Winnetka has been represented for 20 years by John Porter, a Republican who is pro-choice, pro-gun-control and has been endorsed by the Sierra Club.

But a few days later, on Thursday, Mr. Hirst stunned the art world by announcing that he was leaving the Gagosian Gallery, where he has been represented for 17 years.

He long ago gave up the radical performance life that made him one of the most influential underground artists of the '70s, and he has been represented for years by the Gagosian Gallery, the gilded exemplar of the commercial art establishment.

The variation of compression damage with respect to time has been represented for selected elements of concrete in Fig. 15.

Hydrology has been represented for both horizontal and vertical reedbeds, with contrasting partially anaerobic or fully aerobic conditions at each stage.

In Fig. 3a the function G [ε max, ( A_{c}^{prime} )] has been represented for three values of ( A_{c}^{prime} ); this figure shows that the equation G [ε max, ( A_{c}^{prime} )] = 0 ceases to have positive real solutions when the value of ( A_{c}^{prime} ) is greater than the one that makes the graphic of G tangent to the positive part of the abscise axis.

Cooperativity has been represented for numerous oligomeric protein systems by the allosteric model of concerted transitions [1].

Nor does he trust democracy, nor the very people he has been representing for 27 long years.

Ali knew me well, and would have only invited me to speak if he wanted me to continue articulating the Jewish prophetic tradition Tikkun magazine has been representing for the past thirty years -- in a voice that, as my mentor at the Jewish Theological Seminary taught me, is meant to "comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable".