Sentence examples for representing hard from inspiring English sources

Both T1 and T2 films were traced by the same researcher on acetate paper, and the reference points representing hard and soft tissue structures were located (Fig. 1).

Whatever the philosophy behind the Gothic revival, in London the 19th-century rulers of the British Empire felt that Gothic architecture was suitable for the colonies because of its then strong Anglican connotations, representing hard work, morality and conversion of native peoples.

Leisure time physical activity was graded from 1 to 5 according to frequency, duration, and intensity of exercise, 1 representing no leisure time exercise and 5 representing hard training more than twice a week.

In the present study, three levels of physical activity were considered, the low level representing light physical activity only or hard physical activity less than 1 h/week, the medium level representing hard physical activity 1 2 h/week, and the high level representing hard physical activity at least 3 h/week.

A 1-point increase in stool consistency in spontaneous bowel movements (representing harder stools) correlated with an 18-h increase in CTT.

This is also in accordance to the intrinsic cognitive load strategy of low-to-high fidelity tasks because as the student progress, questions representing harder tasks will be preferentially selected [ 47].

-Does this feature represent hard news, opinion, or does it serve to simply document the event?

My eldest son cheered up; he knew that these bottles represented hard cash.

It represents hard evidence that the maltreatment was not simply the fault of rogue military police guards.

They represent hard work and then their 16-year-old year son comes along and it's sheer nepotism.

Mr. Buruma argues that "Asian values" are readaptations of the missionary idea, that Asia was complacent and soft while the West represented hard work and moral propriety.