Sentence examples for represents the depth of from inspiring English sources

Dr. Klein, however, cautioned that this is one demand that "represents the depth of mistrust".

By combining these displays with paintings and prints, the show represents the depth of the museum's stores.

Or maybe the answer to that question represents the depth of strong GOP dislike for the president.

h 1 represents the depth of one-time machined region.

Here, the parameter d represents the depth of the phantom (distance kidney ↔ patient bed).

This value can be used to estimate the optical absorption edge of imperfect crystals containing localized tail states; E 0 represents the depth of localization.

Anyway, the filthy young man (Rodrigo Santoro) who stalks her -- and represents the depths of degradation -- is so gorgeous that after a good hot shower and shampoo, he could be in People magazine's most beautiful people issue.

This distance will represent the depth of that point.

There are certainly iconic monuments that have been preserved, namely those that feature on tourist destination lists, but the commercialization of these relics renders them incapable of representing the depth of the city's culture, both modern and historic.

Where once one saw only the wan obligatory Olgas and Mashas from countries in Eastern Europe, there are now plenty of Asian giantesses like Hye Park and black beauties like Nana Keita and full-lipped Latinas like Arlenis Sosa and South Asians like Lakshmi Menon and Brazilians representing the depth of that country's gene pool (and not just the southern regions where German ancestry dominates).

The broken contour lines represent the depth of the plate interface by Nakajima and Hasegawa (2006) and Nakajima et al. (2009) with an interval of 10 km.