Sentence examples for represent the reminder from inspiring English sources

For example, in the case of a reminder service, the user location and available terminals in the current location are very useful in the process of determining a suitable terminal to represent the reminder services.

For example, in the case of a reminder service, the location of the user and the available terminals in the current location are very useful in the process of determining a suitable terminal to represent the reminder services.

As a reminder, the axis values represent the number of times that the observed bias was greater than the permuted bias; large values (i.e., >90, here) represent biases that are significant at the p = 0.10 level.

Nevertheless, these results also serve as a reminder that the animals selected for SNP discovery should closely represent the populations in which the assay is to be used.

For classicists, the casts represent a reminder of what the frieze looked like in earlier days.

The Cardinals represent a reminder of Boston's inability to win the World Series.

Steen and Davis said military widowhood presents specific emotional challenges because such women are usually very young and the armed forces can represent a painful reminder of the tragedy as well as being a possible support network.

The largest difference in predicted probabilities between those who respond without a reminder and those who respond after the second reminder is in the first table, representing the analysis of responses to the overall rating of care question.

Yet the Irish priest Foigard another comic character, in Farquhar's The Beaux' Stratagem (1707)—represents a reminder of the darker side of linguistic politics when he is warned that "your tongue will condemn you before any bench in the kingdom".

At the recent World Economic Forum in Davos, Morgan Tsvangirai, former opposition leader, was one of those present to represent Zimbabwe – a reminder that the fragile power-sharing arrangement brokered just a year ago still survives.

At the U.N. climate negotiations in Warsaw on Monday, the lead Philippine delegate, Yeb Sano, made an emotional plea: "Typhoons such as Haiyan and its impacts represent a sobering reminder to the international community that we cannot afford to procrastinate on climate action".