Sentence examples for response representing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama calls it not an act of war but rather a quickly arranged and temporary humanitarian response representing "how the international community should work".

Several genes involved in the apoptosis, cell cycle control, and oncogenic development were altered by the SWCNT treatment with the immune response representing the most altered biological process.

Earlier on Wednesday the Business Roundtable's Partnership for Disaster Response, representing 161 of the nation's largest corporations, said its members had already contributed $30 million, but much of that has been in (presumably much-needed) in-kind donations.

For managers, the findings imply the need to take one step back and reflect on the way the firm is managed and find a better balance between innovativeness, meaning having a broad behavioural repertoire to be able to see and respond to different situational contexts, and efficiency, using a habitual response, representing a more limited behavioural repertoire, in order to be cost effective.

The early response, representing the onset of the stimulus was followed by a pattern of positive and negative waves of variable complexity and latency according to the stimulus type.

The delays for the three models are shown in purple, with the linear response representing the model with only excitation.

The President's Trayvon talk, and its generally positive response, represents the narrowing of the gap between the public and private Obama.

Demand response represents the most useful kind of demand side management.

Power extraction is not considered since the mechanically undamped response represents the worst case.

On the bottom, the overlapped response represents the coherent sum (i.e., in phase) of the four responses.

Demand response represents a significant but largely untapped resource that can greatly enhance the flexibility and reliability of power systems.