Sentence examples for represented makes from inspiring English sources

This relaxed attitude towards genre and style – perhaps reflective of the reading public's indifference to or even impatience with slapping labels on novels – together with the number of countries represented makes for a refreshing longlist.

Each factor represented makes an independent contribution to the description and assessment of the network.

It is a task that Arendt herself was equipped to perform, but her loyalty to Heidegger, and to the German tradition he represented, made it impossible.

British artists are the most heavily represented, making up 23 of the 40 albums.

An increase in SDI up to 2000 stems∙ha−1 (where most of the data was represented) made productivity rise from 7to17m3∙ha−1∙yr∙yr.−1 (Fig. 1e).

A shared passion for bioinformatics and the sheer internationalism of the staff (around 25 nationalities are represented) make for a great working atmosphere according to staff and students.

Curved surfaces, 90 degree sharp corners, small gaps between components, and the complex flow characteristics to be represented make automatic grid generation a challenge and one of the subjects identified for further development.

The range of ages represented made me feel like a sober videographer at a wedding in which the caterers had used the wrong kind of mushrooms for the mini beef wellingtons.

Second, individuals with the minor allele at a given marker are not well represented, making their marker genotype more difficult to predict.

For large mountains, in particular, we found multiple identified genes being represented, making it difficult to ascribe a single identity to unidentified clones.

The mere presence of Gitmo, and the stories of torture it represents makes it all that much harder for our forces to forge a trusting working relationship with local leaders.