Sentence examples similar to represents a make from inspiring English sources

This season represents a make-or-break bounce-back opportunity, as his original rookie contract is expiring.

The stamp represents a contract made by the government with its citizens, promising delivery for advance payment.

To Washington, Kyoto represents a promise made in a moment of passion that has caused more headache than they care to admit.

Here, the stimulus space represents a space made of 100 dimensions each representing evoked responses of MUs (or single cells) to one of 100 object images.

Leaves of the tree are edges of the network and an interior node in the tree represents a cluster made up of all children of the node.

A square node represents a decision made by the clinician and/or patient and circular nodes present chance events beyond the control of the decision-makers.

Baseball, for all the fantasy it can provide observers, represents a means to make a living, one that can be tenuous.

eParticipation represents a possibility to make it possible determined by the member perceptions of partaking in relevant decisions.

Lack of previous professional experience represents a challenge to make decisions related to job preferences.

This software represents a step to make easier the use of multifractals for spatial pattern analysis in ecology.

Back to Koepfer: "Steve Katz represents a New Yorker making a living in this business, in this community, in mixed martial arts, and that's why we're here.