Sentence examples for represented passage from inspiring English sources

The vote represented passage of Vladimir V. Putin's first legislative initiative since his election as president.

For baseline and performance trials, participants were randomized to one of four bridge simulator scenarios, each representing passage of a fully loaded container vessel through a channel with commercial traffic.

Broad also thought that trying to explain or represent passage in terms of qualitative change was "doomed to failure".

It is sometimes argued that the properties that make up the A-series (and so change of which represents passage) are special properties, which even instantaneous events can gain and lose, but this is special pleading.

The holidays -- representing passage from darkness into light -- hold for us an up-close- and-personal mirror of our deepest wounds and pains, our defenses meant to guard against the pain, and our calling to heal.

Passage number for each line represents passages on mouse embryonic fibroblast (MEF) feeders plus additional passages on Matrigel.

Together these figures represented the passage of the deceased to the afterworld.

During the 1930s and '40s the popularity of his paintings represented the passage of modern Indian art from its earlier academic leanings to new nativist predilections.

All analyzed strains represent low passage (1 2 passages) isolates that are as close to the "wild" type viruses as possible.

Oil Red O staining represented all passages of DFAT cells accumulated large numbers of lipids and accompanied with significant upregulation of adipogenic differentiation marker PPARγ expression after induction.

Each dot represents a passage of cells.