Sentence examples similar to represented its operation from inspiring English sources

Chagrined that investors were not giving AT&T full financial credit for the value of the company's fast-growing wireless unit, AT&T said last year that it would issue a separately traded "tracking stock" meant to represent its wireless operation.

The numbering represents its region of operation.

The strike at Arca won't have a significant impact on the company, as it affects only one of its 43 facilities, representing 2% of its operations, Actinver analysts wrote in a research note, recommending investors buy the stock.

It's the economic choices represented by the operation of the system as a whole.

Last night's announcement from VT and BAE left it unclear what would happen to Babcock's support services business, which represents the bulk of its operations.

It represents the undersampling operation.

It is now being represented as discontinued operations.

The Dover argument zeroes in on a consideration for which the credo of the free market allows no room: that if a big economic interest sits in the midst of a community that sees relatively little benefit from its operations, that represents a self-evident injustice.

For him, all forms of social life represent the operation of universal laws regulating the activities of the mind.

A software model of the knee, representing the operation area, was developed.

The proposed ILP model represents the operation of Energy-Efficient Distributed Schedule-Based (EEDS) protocol.