Sentence examples for representing that when from inspiring English sources

Bernini's iconic St.Theresa had been transformed into a fluid subject, representing that when gender roles and sexuality remain fluid, they can never be fixed, pinned down, or consumed.

And I have very warm memories of thinking of the Democratic Party as representing that encouragement when I was a kid, and at its best the party still reflects some of that glow," Noonan said.

Mr Blair's culpability was representing that intelligence as sound when it was the opposite.

EV → EV represented that when some students reflected, others also reflected.

The behavioral path MP → CC represented that when students made plans, they tended to monitor and claim partial understanding.

Result also represented that, when growth of the bacterial cell increased, chlorpyrifos degradation also relatively increased, similar results also found in other studies (Xu et al. 2007, 2008).

In Step 6, the measurement expected represents that when δ = a, it fails but while δ = b, it conducts measurement successfully.

In Fig. 4, T1 represents variation of degree of trust when the measured incomplete file is an application file, T2 represents that when the measured incomplete file is a system file and the importance of weighing factor of μ is taken as 1.2, and T3 represents that when the measured incomplete file is a system file and the importance weighing factor of μ is taken as 1.5.

The N obtained represents that when we reserve bandwidth of N * BW, the expected value of satisfaction within Zone would be larger than or equal to user parameter S_TH.

At each given state of the (n,1) encoder, when the information bit (a 0 or a 1) is received, the encoder transmits a sequence of n bits assigned to represent that bit when the encoder is at that current state.

(iv) a current or former United States officer or employee sued in an individual capacity for an act or omission occurring in connection with duties performed on the United States' behalf including all instances in which the United States represents that person when the judgment or order is entered or files the appeal for that person.