Sentence examples for representing a union from inspiring English sources

"The experts are not representing a union or anyone in a collectively bargained process," he said.

Fig 3A shows the 'merged' network representing a union of HC and SI interactions.

But for systems biology models, only one element should be created for all copies, representing a union of all physically identical entries.

In the family Costaceae, the large labellum represents a union of all five nonfunctional stamens, and in some cases it can be seen to be five-lobed.

A parent node represents a union of its children e.g. {1, 3, 7} is a union of {1, 3} and {1, 7}.

Every high value of the pairwise SLF is present in the resulting SLF since the sum represents a union of values.

Protein identifications across replicate experiments were pooled to represent a union for each category of 0 and 48-hour post activation.

Thus, if several individual CNVs overlapped, we merged them in the same CNVR, so that most CNVRs represent a union of overlapping CNVs (19, 42).

The transition to parenthood increases the level of commitment within the partnership because children represent a union-specific investment (Becker et al. 1977).

Mulcair's concerns drew criticism from Unifor, a union representing a group of workers at General Dynamics' London, Ontario plant.

Pérez Molina represented a perfect union of Guatemala's past terrors and its current model of power.