Sentence examples for represents a station from inspiring English sources

Specifically, a greedy heuristic constructs and edits an artificial feasible network in which each node represents a station, origin, or destination, and each arc represents a feasible path between two nodes given the assumed driving range of vehicles.

That seems fitting, since the exhibition represents a way station on an artistic journey of indeterminate length and destination.

This station represents an ideal place for studying regional and long-range air mass transport, due to natural and human processes.

The big urban square in front of the stations represents a potentiality and also the stations have huge empty spaces to exploit.

In EDCA mechanism, each station may have up to eight internal queues, each one representing a virtual station working independent of each other.

The setting represented a railway station platform and, both in the mirror and on one of the screens, John Taylor portrayed a fidgety man waiting for a train.

Generally, when a song plays on the radio, the station pays the publishing-rights holders a fixed rate that represents a percentage of the station's advertising revenues.

But there is no denying that for scientists the station represents a great deal of certainty, reduction in risk, not least a reliable power supply.

Because each station represents a critical moment in Jesus' final hours, Matisse worked on them separately, at times seeking inspiration for his sketches from paintings by earlier masters, Mantegna and Rubens among them.

Loaded with 7,400 pounds of experiment hardware and supplies, the Japanese H.T.V. cargo craft represents a milestone for the station program, an effort to give the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and its international partners another way to deliver crucial equipment after the space shuttles are retired next year.

Each base station represents a community.