Sentence examples for represents in terms of from inspiring English sources

Create a key that shows what each of the colors you used represents in terms of the number of tsunamis originating there.

"Any fashion brand needs to look closely at what the athlete represents in terms of potential shared brand values and attributes," says Holden.

The Merchant's Tavern deserves to be a raging success, not just for its food but for the extraordinary achievement it represents in terms of Borthwick's recovery.

"She's grown to be proud of it for what it represents in terms of being honest with kids, and bearing the brunt of parental fear".

"They are fully aware of who their father is, and what art they have on their walls, and who their mother is, and what she represents in terms of fashion and glamour.

Whatever this list represents in terms of journalism or public service, it must be understood also as an exercise in business, in extending the U.S. News brand, in helping it survive in a financial and technological climate hostile to news magazines.

He displayed a chart of known fossil-fuel reserves represented in terms of their carbon content.

"We make up 51% of planet Earth and we're just very disproportionately represented, in terms of directors and writers – the people in charge of the storytelling.

"It's about do we want to reflect the society we represent in terms of women, BMEs and class," she said.

Funnell said: "There was an almost evangelical reaction against him and what he was seen to represent in terms of the Regency period.

These kinds of comparisons, however, rely on the assumption that the brain can be represented in terms of computing hardware – a philosophy known as Strong AI.