Sentence examples for represents known from inspiring English sources

On Monday, the team celebrated a Mass in a chapel on the grounds of the Estadio Nuevo Modelo, and undertook a parade through the region it represents, known as the Comarca Lagunera (the lake basin).

Biomedical implant failure arises mainly from the degradation caused by tribological processes occurring in the corrosive environment the human body represents, known as tribocorrosion.

Whether either of those researchers' work represents "known cyber threats to critical electric infrastructure," as CEIPA's regulations would stipulate, still isn't clear.

For example, the system represents known identifiers of substances, the already known properties of substances, and all members currently working/have worked on the substances.

I think not, in that this kind of creative thinking represents known and unknown strategies by which to invent our way out of a dilemma.

The first set represents known genes and well-studied alternates (genes present in the manually curated RefSeq [35]), while the second set represents a more extensive set of junctions, including many alternative splicing events (RefSeq genes and an additional 8,556,822 mRNAs and ESTs from GenBank [36]).

The ambitious Palin and the ruthless forces she represents know it, too.

The Rheme conflates with the Given information instead of New, since the revenues represent known information.

Edges between drugs and proteins represent known interactions and are shown in solid lines.

The LC method fits a linear combination of model As spectra representing known species to the unknown XAFS spectrum.

The technique was developed for the identification of African tsetse-transmitted trypanosomes and validated using DNA from laboratory isolates representing known species, subspecies and subgroups.