Sentence examples for is constantly represented from inspiring English sources

In eye movement control, the current gaze direction/eye posture is constantly represented by the locus of activity in the superior colliculus and the pattern of activity in the motor nuclei.

National health spending around the world varies between countries, but it is constantly representing huge amounts of money per country between 5 % and 17%% (USA) of the GDP in northern hemisphere countries (17%% in the USA, and around 10%% in most large European countries) [ 1].

"Buckley got so close to the edge of a loneliness and yearning that's almost uncomfortable and stops you in your tracks, whereas Fraser's version floats in your ears and washes over you, like the sea that's constantly represented.

Furthermore, global health education in North America is constantly updated representing a paradigm shift in structure and function, aiming to train future global health leaders (31).

As an artist who prides herself on her Mexican heritage, and is constantly reminded of who she represents, I was torn.

Finally, diabetes care, including treatment of dyslipidaemia, is constantly evolving 53 and our assessment represents a case study in Finland.

The picture presumably represents the media circus the family is constantly in.

The skin represents an important interface between the external environment and internal tissues and is constantly bathed in sunlight.

He is constantly exhausted.

With two galleries in New York and one in Brussels that represent artists in London, Germany and Italy, she is constantly traveling.

Physical reality is constantly evolving, constantly growing, constantly changing.