Sentence examples for representing the fundamentals from inspiring English sources

"Market valuations stopped representing the fundamentals," he continued, "and we had companies that had no profits, and no prospects for profits, with these extraordinary valuations".

We use the index p as the partial index, with p=1 representing the fundamental frequency and p=pmax representing the highest partial considered in each tone.

CSE is a higher order concept representing the fundamental evaluations that people make about themselves and their functioning in their environment (Judge et al. 2002; Judge et al. 1997).

We need to create new organisations that represent the fundamentals of environmentalism and have real goals".

Near the base of the obelisk are 4 feet-by-8 feet panels placed in 1929 representing law, science, religion, and education intended to represent the fundamentals of the nation.

"It symbolizes aesthetic simplicity and represents the fundamental Zen principles of harmony, respect, purity and tranquillity".

Here, however, one term seems to represent the fundamental semantic category in question.

"These data really represent the fundamental limitations of gene therapy, not of RNAi," John Maraganore, chief executive of Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, said of the report in Nature.

The pram is unwieldy, clogs the hallway and represents the fundamental compromise of child-rearing I struggle with every waking moment.

To prosper in a new century, Mr. Jiang says in these speeches, the Communist Party "must always represent the development needs of China's advanced productive forces, must always represent the forward direction of China's advanced culture and must always represent the fundamental interests of China's broadest number of people".

The Ag NPs Hb interaction represents the fundamental of bioreactivity of metal nanoparticles.