Sentence examples for represent developments from inspiring English sources

The authors stressed that the consequences described in the study -- like the visions of Scrooge's future in "A Christmas Carol" -- mainly represent developments that may be, not things that must be.

Rather than recite this interpretive schema, which in many respects, despite its trilogistic appeal, simply does not accurately represent developments of Japanese Confucianism, this essay will offer an alternative approach.

Much of the information on the user profile is static, or else changed only rarely, and when it is changed, no record of its past state is kept, and there is no expectation that changes to a profile represent developments or build on what was there before.

The transformations represent development steps, involving the completion of method descriptions, and validity checks, addressing issues of definedness and consistency.

But if Tishman completes its purchase of those air rights, so called because they represent development space above the theaters, it must somehow enhance the theater community, according to the zoning law.

Perhaps Chu and Wang represent development of tendencies that were present from the beginning, and between which there was never conceived to be a mutually exclusive choice.

It does not represent development for us.

Of the disclosure forms reviewed by The Times, two lobbyists who often represent development interests accounted for 160 ex-parte communications or 42% of the total.

The most complete mechanism for generating this understanding is to represent development in four dimensions.

Some of these have no confounders or alternative explanations and presumably represent development of brain injury either before or during suppressive cART.

Modern consumer-credit law has produced a number of devices, some of them representing developments from the civil law of pledge, some more closely resembling the English hire purchase.