Sentence examples for pole represents from inspiring English sources

Pole represents a fillip for Rosberg, who has long been tipped as a future star without ever quite proving it.

The IceCube neutrino telescope, to be constructed near the Antarctic South Pole, represents the next generation of neutrino telescope.

And looking at the poles in the s-plane then, we see that we have a pair of poles, one at minus the square root of g over L, and one at plus the square root of g over L. And the important observation, then, is that while this pole represents a stable pole, the right half-plane pole represents an unstable pole.

The pole represents the rod that the patient gripped to make their veins bulge and the brass ball at the top symbolizes the basin used to collect the blood.

Reise and Waller [ 48] defines a quasi-trait as "a unipolar construct in which one end of the scale represents severity and the other pole represents its absence (depression versus not depressed)" which "is in contrast to a bipolar construct, where both ends of the scale represent meaningful variation (depression versus happiness)".

A new generation of Earth-system models should be developed for the third pole, representing its atmosphere, cryosphere, hydrosphere and biosphere.

They introduce him to the supernatural beings, and he symbolically ascends the "tree-up-to-the-heavens"—that is, the pole representing it.

A sculpture by Martin Heron, entitled "For the Love of Emer", depicting Cú Chulainn balancing on a tilting 20-foot pole, representing the feat of balancing on the butt of a spear he learned from Scáthach, was installed in Armagh in 2010.

Like in our analysis, the poverty pole (representing areas which are in several ways socially deprived) included the cities Gelsenkirchen, Duisburg, and Oberhausen, but also the cities Dortmund and Herne which are all located in the Ruhr area.

Comments on the opposite pole represented remarks on shortcomings, for example 'It's a pity that your content is shallow, it is the bare minimum, something already commented on by your coach as a point for improvement' (comment 29).

The figures on the poles represent or commemorate clan members who were killed by enemy tribes.