Sentence examples for represents the basic from inspiring English sources

Developed in the 1960s, the poverty threshold represents the basic cost of food for a household, multiplied by three.

Mr. Jamil said the proposed Geneva II conference would aim to establish "a government that represents the basic sides of the government and the opposition," SANA reported.

The reaction involved in this case is SH + B ⇄ S− + A, and the equilibrium constant Kb defined by is known as the dissociation constant of the base B. Apart from the omitted constant factor [SH], Kb represents the basic strength of B relative to that of the lyate ion S−.

Figure 1a represents the basic LC VCO circuit.

The lexical entry is one of the components that represents the basic resource in the lexicon.

The relational correspondence between the cosmic and mental structures thus represents the basic precondition of human perception and comprehension.

Clothing chosen usually represents the basics of the "workplace" assignment - work clothing, street clothing, professional suits, etc., although such clothing might require certain modifications to allow for hiding equipment/weapons, or for bodily protection.

So Mr. Gore got the details wrong but represented the basic situation correctly; Mr. Bush also got the details wrong but fundamentally misrepresented the situation.

"You have been deprived of many things which represent the basic needs of the human person: proper housing, health care, education and work," he said.

Some drawings possess two layers of information, with black ink representing the basic elements, and red ink used to convey action taken against the parties.

They represent the basic purpose behind the grand claims for the "strategic partnership": a testament to its maturity as well as a test of its seriousness.