Sentence examples for regards representing from inspiring English sources

By assuming the number of waves in each direction are real-valued variables, as opposed to integers, conditions which result in stationary values of the buckling stress are sought, and once found, examined for their character as regards representing minima, maxima, or saddle points.

The launch today, in some regards, represents one of Nokia's biggest challenges yet: it's pitching itself as an operating system provider for other hardware makers (car companies; in-car system makers) to use as the platform for new products.

One leading suggestion in this regard, representing a general approach known as teleological semantics, is that symbols and representations have an adaptive value, in evolutionary terms, for the organisms that use them and that this value is key to determining their content.

"Yes, provided that you do not represent these parties on matters in which you were personally participated while you were employed in the Treasurer's Office," ethics commission attorney Karen King wrote in response to Riter's question regarding representing financial institutions.

Mr. Mathews's view in this regard represents an extreme.

The conception of the trial with a seven-day observation period allowed evaluation of the outcome for SAP and in this regard represents a good model closely mimicking the clinical situation and an important basis for potential further prospective randomized clinical trials.

A κ-value of 0.21 0.40 was regarded as representing poor inter-observer agreement, a κ-value of 0.41 0.60 was regarded as representing fair agreement, a κ-value of 0.61 0.80 was regarded as representing good agreement, and a κ-value of more than 0.80 was regarded as representing excellent agreement (35).

"He should not be regarded as representing UK national interests".

The 70s are widely regarded as representing a modern-day nadir.

"She's a pioneer with regard to representing older women," Diane Keaton said over lunch at the Beverly Hills Hotel.

Bruce Rogow, a highly regarded lawyer representing the Palm Beach County elections supervisor, has heard unsolicited legal advice this week from almost everyone he knows.