Sentence examples for out for representing from inspiring English sources

If you're not getting behind the UK's entry – Engelbert Humperdinck, aged 76 – in Saturday's Eurovision final, here are some alternatives to look out for: Representing the Eurodisco this year are Greece and Cyprus, both of whom have served up the traditional meze of skimpy frocks, massive hair and dad-pleasing dance moves.

A structural alignment was carried out for representing structures using the Pymol program with the resulting structural superimposition shown in Figure 4(a).

In this workshop, one useful exercise is to point out several historical conventions for representing Neanderthals.

Numerical studies were also carried out to develop analytical models for representing the measured results of the vibrations of carbody with passengers.

I have very little patience with Trump's blatant lack of cultural competence that allows him to believe that he can do both: eat Mexican food and enjoy the richness of their culture, and kick people - often non-white protesters -- out of his rallies for representing an ethnic or religious background that doesn't mesh with his bigoted shouts (which I cannot even call beliefs).

In this paper, experimental validation of the variable stiffness composite technology is carried out for a panel representing a wing lower-skin with a large access hole designed against material failure.

Vertical electrical sounding (Wenner's method) carried out for 54 sites representing soil, weathered rock, and hard rock aquifers is presented in Table 1.

An additional technical replicate was carried out for exocarp 2004, representing separate iTRAQ labeling reactions and analyses starting from the same protein sample.

Agents are characterized by their out-degree (d_{i}), representing for instance, exogenous time constraints, where P d) denotes the out-degree distribution in the population.

I remember that, when it came out, it represented, for my parents, out in the suburbs, the height of prurience.

We discussed what each category might mean in an interpersonal context and then participants broke into pairs and took one element to 'act out' or represent for their partner.