Sentence examples for represent a tie from inspiring English sources

These two tragic events represent a tie for impact: the lost Malaysia Airlines flight 370 and the terrorist attacks by Xinjiang separatists on a train station in Kunming.

Thus the Tie object really represents a tied-state for a given note rather than the notational "tie" itself.

In the Regular Case, when neighborhood overlap and co-authorship frequency are in accordance indicating that a tie is strong, tieness also provides a high value that may represent a strong tie.

Still, as far as the ontological structure of a community is concerned, such conditions do not represent a genuine tie between the individuals.

Karanka ended up apologising to the travelling support, but Fulham will believe Bristol City in the third round represents a winnable tie, not least because there is life after Patrick Roberts and Moussa Dembélé.

Few people understood that the results from the various counts represented a statistical tie, and that choosing which vote count was the "right" one was a matter of legalistic detail rather than scientific truth.

The results listed in Table 3 represent a win, loss, and tie performance record of the head-to-head solution comparisons.

Purple or lilac ties represent a break from the standard red, said James Hawthorne, a store manager at the Madison Avenue branch of Thomas Pink.

The visit would represent a significant thawing of ties seven years after European sanctions were imposed on senior members of Zimbabwe's government to protest its human rights record and handling of elections.

Does this represent a deepening of scientific ties?

The contributions represent an ongoing Paul tie to right-wing extremism -- one that could be severed simply by sending back the checks.