Sentence examples for operations represents from inspiring English sources

The focus on nonadvertising operations "represents a different business model that we think will be huge," he added.

A single mathematical expression, obtained through simple trigonometric operations, represents all the connections.

Leveraging multi-core or many-core parallelism to optimize such operations represents a major challenge due to both the bandwidth demand and the low arithmetic intensity.

The investment in Get Out The Vote operations represents a huge bet that a conventional campaign playbook still matters in this highly unconventional election.

Furthermore, in his response to a question from Cruz, NASA Administrator Charles Bolden said the decrease in budget for exploration and space operations represents an effort to reduce the costs of sending humans into space.

Pearson's publishing operations represented 52percentt of its $5.37 billion in 1999 sales.

Instead, Dave Howard, the team's executive vice president for business operations, represented the Mets.

"The assembly operations represent only 10percentt of the total value added," Mr. Feldman said.

The firms' exchange-traded derivatives market operations represent up to 90 percent of trading activity in certain contracts.

In total, the expected layoffs across the bank's operations represent around 3 percent of the firm's global work force.

The company said online ad revenue was up 66% year on year in its UK and US operations, representing 13% of ad revenue compared with just 6% a year ago.