Sentence examples for representative of time from inspiring English sources

So while there's absolutely no reason to doubt that Snappli is correct in what it shows about the amount of data being downloaded by iOS 6 users, it might be worth pondering whether that's actually representative of time spent on maps.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin August 18, 2013 On Saturday night, Michael Grunwald, a Time correspondent, deleted a tweet that he said was "dumb"; a spokesperson for the magazine noted in an e-mailed statement that it had been posted on Grunwald's "personal twitter account" and "is in no way representative of Time's views," and called it "offensive".

It is then assumed that these one-time exposure estimates are representative of time periods lasting anywhere from 1 week to 1 year.

Representative of times when the artist could live in the metropolis and be inspired by its textures and countless contrasts and contradictions: the uncomfortable dissonance between rich and poor, gritty downtown and shiny uptown, old world and new world, mainstream and sub-cultures.

Currently, most wave records are measured by buoys, which acquire data for a time interval representative of stationary time series.

The first step in the process of identifying the coordination requirements of a given developer is to group the commits into representative units of time.

"And it, and the characters, are representative of that time.

Nor is the carving only representative of a time past.

Here, we assume this station as representative of the time pattern of ground deformations at CFc.

"Our viewpoint is that Cobb was representative of his time," he said.

In some ways he was representative of his time, race and class, while resolutely nonconformist and solitary.