Sentence examples for represented saw from inspiring English sources
Each individual represented saw a copy of this paper and agree to it being published with their details included.
Nonetheless, most study participants, regardless of the community they represented, saw cultural practices as vehicles for bringing families and friends together, strengthening those social ties, and creating a more unified community as a result.
"It still has to be cool," said the man whose densely tattooed torso, slicked-back black hair and rusty chain-saw vocals have represented the epitome of punk cool to a couple of generations of fans now.
The new formulation solved the problems using binary decision variables to represent transport of saw-logs from timber entry nodes to destination(s) by use of a ground-based machine skidder system.
The governing equation developed contains inertial, gyroscopic and stiffness terms based upon the saw plate characteristics with the cutting forces being represented by the product of a time-dependent periodic function and the lateral displacement of the saw tooth.
Prominent among more recent forebears are Robert Irwin, the innovator of "space and light" installation, and Gordon Matta-Clark, represented here by photographs of his delicate chain-saw alterations of derelict buildings.
(A ) PolyA RNA-seq pattern in genes with long introns display a 'saw-tooth' pattern as shown by Ameur et al. (2011) and represented here for a typical gene (AUTS2 ).
The collection on exhibition, 75 framed stone landscapes, represents 12 years of cracking, sawing, grinding, & polishing.
The different detail set-ups are selected to represent a wide range of sawn timber dimension details of non-treated Norway spruce.
Yes, exactly so and who now wants to step up with a wayd-a-minnit objection, claiming that Madison Bumgarner, though he actually emerged from there we saw him did not exactly represent the Giants' bullpen last night?
After analysing trade data for 36 supplier countries, the EIA has concluded that approximately 10% of the logs and sawed timber is illegal, representing "turnover" of $3.7bn.
