Sentence examples for outline represent from inspiring English sources

The continents shaded in yellow outline represent the former landmasses of Gondwana and those shaded in orange represent the former landmasses of Laurasia.

The Outline represents the next step in an overall agency administrative proceeding that began almost three years ago.

The blue outline represents the median ice cover throughout most of the Arctic Council's history, while the white area represents the ice cover today.

"This outline represents the kind of actions we have needed to take for a long time, but the president must stick with it and not bargain it away," he said in a statement.

"While obviously more details are needed, this outline represents the kind of actions we have needed to take for a long time, but the president must stick with it and not bargain it away," Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y). said in a statement.

It can be said, again within a third-party debt collection and debt-buying framework, that the Outline represents a compilation of practically all significant concerns related to debt collection previously raised by federal government agencies (such as the Federal Trade Commission and the CFPB), state consumer protection and law enforcement agencies and consumer advocates.

b The gray bar with black outline represents nail.

Additionally, the posterior outline (represented by landmarks 3, 4 and 5) was less concave in the 'with shell' group as in the other groups.

The strategy contained in this Planning Outline represented a great commitment from the central government to speed up development of the west.

In this study we performed a bioinformatic integration of mRNA and miRNA expression profiles of the zebrafish retina 3 days after injury, with the experimental outline represented in Fig.  1.

This outline represents the recommendations from these national meetings examining research needs for women's health: 1) scientific areas, 2) sex and gender perspectives throughout the life cycle; and 3) differences among populations of women throughout the life cycle.