Sentence examples for ones representing a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jennewein and his collaborators built a system that generated quantum codes very quickly and used them to encrypt the binary string of zeroes and ones representing a digital color picture.

His aides point out that in an enlarged EU of 25 countries, the seven smallest ones representing a paltry 1.5% of the EU's GDP will have more voting weight in the European Commission than the six largest countries with 82% of the Union's GDP.Mr Giscard d'Estaing proposes to drop the principle that every country has a right to a European commissioner with a vote.

"The old ones represent a tried-and-true value," said David Bonsey, director for fine musical instruments at Skinner Inc., an auctioneer based in Boston.

Hence, rare mutations represent a greater fraction of new and mildly deleterious mutations, whereas common ones represent a greater fraction of ancient and neutral mutations.

Other congressmen have turned on Lipinski too, even one representing a neighboring district.

Standard computer processors rely on packets or bits of information, each one representing a single yes or no answer.

On the wall are twenty sheets of yellow paper, each one representing a location relevant to the case.

There are multiple endings, based on the few decisions you get to impact upon, each one representing a relationship status between different characters.

In Ptolemy II relations can have multiple channels, each one representing a sequence of tokens.

It showed a mass of tiny dots, each one representing a piece of metal.

Each one representing a moment in time, in a life, both which will never exist again.