Sentence examples for heading represents from inspiring English sources

The viaduct heading represents an alternative typology to the well known inserted caisson solution.

The head represents yet another burst of support.

This early victory in the head-to-head represents something of a shock.

In the newborn infant the head represents about a quarter of the total length; in the adult it represents about one-seventh.

The Dogon of West Africa depict the universe as an antlike creature, whose placentalike head represents heaven and whose legs symbolize earth.

I'd underestimated how diva-esque the man who wears the all-dancing mouse head has become, as if the flashing mouse head represents as much as anything the size of his ego.

The neck of the robe stands for the gate of heaven, and the symbolism is complete when the robe is worn: the wearer's head represents the heavens, Ms. Coleman said.

In a metropolis where the privileged and the affluent have clearly never had it so good, this lack of life's most basic requirement — a decent roof over one's head — represents an indictment of this mayor's stewardship.

The other – a caged head – represents de Sade.

The cluster head represents the CH in which the corresponding CM has been associated.

Pathophysiological mechanisms of post-traumatic headaches remain largely unclear as a reason to the epidemiological data suggesting, that mild injury to the head represents a greater risk of developing persistent headache.