Sentence examples for representing a collection from inspiring English sources
"We know who we would like to see representing a collection," Laura said, rather cryptically, "and that world has to be very solid.
A woman from a law firm representing a collection agency wanted to know if Mark Hoyte was Mark Hoyte, and he said he was.
Gillis brought up a series of windows on his screen, each representing a collection of loops that could be played in any order.
Ross B. Intelisano, a lawyer representing a collection of its members, said he thought relations at the country club and on the island generally might never be the same again.
A new approach, two level simulation (TLS), is developed based on the explicit reconstruction of the small-scale velocity by solving the small-scale governing equations on the domain with reduced dimension representing a collection of one-dimensional lines embedded in the three-dimensional flow domain.
So far 5,051 genes are only found in the retinome representing a collection of "retinome-enriched" transcripts, while 7,986 are also present in at least one of the partial transcriptomes of the heart, liver or prostate.
The law in Kafka's works, rather than being representative of any particular legal or political entity, is usually interpreted to represent a collection of anonymous, incomprehensible forces.
Critics have questioned the decision to use a white model to represent a collection inspired by Africa.
A statistical value called an "average" can be used to give a single number to summarise or represent a collection of data like this.
For several years, Reback, an antitrust specialist, has represented a collection of high-tech companies in their efforts to persuade the federal government to take action against Microsoft.
The NFL represents a collection of billionaires extorting towns into socializing debt and privatizing profit, despite consensus that publicly financed stadiums do not create revenue for local governments.
