Sentence examples for representing culture from inspiring English sources

We know how important language is in representing culture and connecting people, and understand the significance of bringing under-served languages in particular, to light".

In this system, CD4+CD127−/loCD25+ T cells become anergic in the presence of serum (Figure 2B, 1/4∶1 Treg to Teff cell ratio; dashed green histograms representing culture in SFM and solid overlaid histogram representing culture in 5.0% serum).

And most importantly, listening to intellectuals, artists, activists and friends representing cultures that I'm making films about.

Carries as baggage: He would represent culture shock for the Energy Department.

And then it comes to represent culture and art, it becomes totemic.

His rough figure was antithetical to, for example, that of Apollo, who represented culture and sophistication.

In his very first series he attempted to shoot all of Iceland's bridges, because, he said, at their most literal, bridges represent culture crossing nature.

It can be observed that PC1 represents culture conditions with and without external supplementation of methionine (Fig. 3a).

Mhalsa represents "culture" and Banai "nature".

Mhalsa represents "culture" while Banai "nature"; together they aid the god-king Khandoba.

Later on, the performance becomes politicized when it was supposed to represent culture at an Israeli anniversary celebration.