Sentence examples for representing the creation from inspiring English sources

Shards of painted porcelain were arranged on a nearby wall — an art work representing the creation of Europe.

There is no comparison between a garishly colorful, digital abstraction representing the Big Bang theory and "Vishnu Sleeping on the Cosmic Ocean," an 11th-century sandstone sculpture representing the Creation.

Thus an odd but inviting bifurcation: the outer movements are an explosive Vocalise (named for the flute line, which is partly sung through the instrument), representing the creation of the universe, and a sublimely meditative Messiaenesque Nocturne, suggesting the universe's eventual decay.

The findings show that the level of Research and Development (R&D) intensity (representing the creation of firm specific technological knowledge) has an inverted U-shaped relationship with the propensity of firms to integrate activities within organizational boundaries.

But it doesn't represent the creation of life from scratch or the creation of a new life form," he said.

Q: Does the advance really represent the creation of new life?

The negative term in (2.11) represents the reactive rate of removal of exposed j sites, while the positive term represents the creation of new exposed sites at level n (a fraction f j of which are j sites) as sites at level n − 1 are etched away.

HDQD in Equation 1 denotes the DQD Hamiltonian H DQD = ∑ i σ ε i d i σ † d i σ + t c ∑ σ ( d 1 σ † d 2 σ + h.c. ), (4). in which d i σ † ( d i σ, i = 1, 2 ) represents the creation (annihilation) operator of the electron with energy ε i in the dot i; tc is the coupling strength taken as a real parameter.

Families of three deities, with a father, mother, and child, represent the creation of new life and the succession of the father by the child, a pattern that connects divine families with royal succession.

The increased fluorescence may represent the creation of new fluorescent molecules or an increase in the concentration of existing fluorescent molecules either directly by the two-photon excitation light or by its stimulation of a visual response.

The 2008 generation of an H5N5 reassortant virus (prototype A/duck/Guangdong/wy/24/2008) represents the creation of a new HPAI virus that has led to the generation of a range of novel H5Nx reassortants that acquired novel NA proteins (H5N2, H5N6, and H5N8).