Sentence examples for ones represented by from inspiring English sources

But it appears in Delphi's case that one group of workers and retirees will be spared cuts — the ones represented by the U.A.W. G.M. issued a statement on Tuesday saying that it would "top up" the pension benefits for those in the union whose payments could be shrunk to the government limit.

All these approaches have in common that they are not based on the most widely accepted microscopic dynamics (such as the ones represented by the Hodgkin-Huxley equations or some of their simplifications) and/or involve approximations or moment closures.

The music scholar Thomas Turino has taught us that performances like the ones represented by Obama's "Amazing Grace" are arenas in which social intimacy is achieved and during which we experience oneness with others.

The head of Greece's state labor inspectorate, Michalis Kandarakis, said there were about 300 such illegal job agencies in Greece, compared with the 90 legal ones represented by Mr. Kottaras.

Local or regional newspapers need to be able to reflect the identity of the community they serve but in most major cities that community identity has fractured into different and often conflicting ones, represented by ethnicity, race, religion, culture and economic divisions.

The predominant AOB during this CFM period were unidentified ones represented by OTU-99/aOTU-4 and the N. oligotropha-related group (OTU-165/170/1045; aOTU-11/16-21), which were able to adapt to the acidic environment (Gieseke et al. 2006).

With the Democratic Party working feverishly to win enough contests to regain control of the state Senate, the party is setting its sights on districts like the one represented by State Senator Guy Velella.

Each experiment was repeated three times on two biological replicates, each one represented by three technical repetitions.

The first one, represented by the blue lines in Figure 1, relies on conditional quantiles fitted by linear quantile regression.

There is another, larger "counterfactual" to consider — the one represented by Obama's Republican challenger, Willard Mitt Romney.

Has there ever been a cultural sea change as stealthy as the one represented by the rise of interactive entertainment?