Sentence examples for represents also from inspiring English sources

Flight, and the freedom it represents, also made them popular symbols in religious art.

That is to say, we should be able to save more than 5 million lives and prevent 50 million accidents — and what that represents also in costs to society in general, and in suffering to families.

The author of Juve! Juve!, Egilberto Martin, wrote: "For the European migrant the code of soccer, besides its essentiality as a sport, represents also a piece of that gigantic mosaic which makes up his socio-cultural structure and has retained it in spite of the mockery, the popular derision, and the powerful hold of other football codes, and in Victoria, by Aussie Rules".

The state he represents also has a long history of being tough on crime: Virginia abolished parole in 1994 and is second only to Texas in the number of people it executes.But Mr Webb is now America's leading advocate of prison reform.

This T∗ represents also an upper bound on the observability time.

Thus, with these assumptions, our system model represents also a MIMO-OFDM system.

The channel can thus represent also a frequency selective channel.

These represent also a loss of lipids.

Interestingly, this spot represented also the only phosphorylated GS2.

Now A also represents 26, B also represents 25, and so on to Z.

The lawyer representing Greste and Mohammed also made his final statement.