Sentence examples for represents better from inspiring English sources

He understands what this construction represents: Better health care.

Beijing represents, better than any other existing city, the heritage of Chinese architectural achievement.

In the simulation work, RNG k-ε model represents better agreement with the experimental data.

The advancing contact angle represents better the adhesion of the same particles to liquid droplets.

The RNG model represents better agreement with the experimental data and the k ɛ model generates a slightly lesser result.

I'm keen to find a place that represents better value and am now prepared to roll up my sleeves and consider a doer-upper.

"The government has cut the fees paid to lawyers in criminal legal aid cases, such as these, to ensure legal aid represents better value for the taxpayer".

An STA spokesman says that the use of on-screen marking represents better value for money and makes it easier to check the quality of the work.

China Telecom's virtual operator represents "better servicing of Chinese travelers from a brand they know and services they want," Mr. Overton said.

"Jeff Bewkes understands the opportunities and risks that a digital revolution represents better than any media executive out there, and he is not just pontificating.

The results reveal that the cell with self-adaptive flow rate represents better stability and responding ability compared to the μDMFC with the constant flow rate.