Sentence examples for if to represent from inspiring English sources

Black lines jog downward from left to right as if to represent a falling stock market.

But the buildings all look the same – they are being designed and erected like makeshift structures, as if to represent the attitude that "it's OK as long as buildings can be finished by the 2020 Olympics".

It has been shown in [40] that the variance can be minimized in the UFIR filter if to represent the gain of the MVU FIR filter (mathbf {K}_{k}^{text {MVU}}) as a linear combination of (mathbf {K}_{k}^{mathrm U}) given by (46) and an auxiliary term (mathbf {K}_{k}^{mathrm {a}}) of the same class, mathbf{K}_{k}^{text{MVU}}=mathbf{K}_{k}^{mathrm{U}}+ mathbf{K}_{k}^{mathrm{a}},, (47).

A p-shift OFIR filter can be derived following Figure 1, if to represent (1) and (2) on a horizon of N points, similarly to [11], with recursively computed forward-in-time solutions [14] as follows, respectively, X n − p, m − p = A N − 1 x m − p + B N − 1 W n − p, m − p, (9) Y n − p, m − p = C N − 1 x m − p + G N − 1 W n − p, m − p + D N − 1 V n − p, m − p, (10).

As if to represent the teller's struggle to stay alive--indeed, to survive in the face of hunger and terror--the unnumbered and untitled chapters become shorter and shorter.

If presumed to represent only changes in effective cell conductivity, this could translate to changes as small as a few μS m 1.

Append leading zeros if necessary to represent both numbers with the same number of digits.

"What prompted me to make a dress is because if I wanted to represent Iran, if I wanted to be racing under their name, then I have to respect its values and beliefs," she said.

For example, if one wishes to represent a graph structure, GrAF may be more convenient, or if one needs to represent a system of type priorities, UIMA may be more convenient.

"If we want to represent modern Britain, we have to have modern Britain represented in us".

If you write to represent your community, you're writing propaganda.