Sentence examples for sometimes represented in from inspiring English sources

Blaise's emblems are wax, taper, iron combs (the supposed instruments of his passion), or two crossed candles; in art he is sometimes represented in a cave with animals.

Sometimes represented in illustrated form as an individual caught between a large boulder and a very steep slope.

These visualizations are sometimes represented in intricate paintings.

For this analysis, we focused exclusively on genes (one gene being sometimes represented in the array by more than one transcript).

Multiple conserved introns were found in some conserved protein domains and conserved introns were sometimes represented in three different taxa.

Nevertheless, as in the above cases, these HEPN domains show patchy distributions, with closely related lineages lacking orthologous HEPN domain-containing proteins that are sometimes represented in phylogenetically distant lineages (Additional file 1).

(on a particular occasion).' Compare also tha ghrápho 'I'll be writing' but tha ghrápso 'I'll write (once).' The difference is sometimes represented lexically in English: ákuye 'he listened' and ákuse 'he heard.' The passive forms are largely confined to certain verbs active in meaning like érkhome 'I come,' fováme 'I am afraid,' and reciprocal usages (filyóndusan 'they were kissing').

That this process began early is suggested by the not-infrequent confusion of -tĭ- and -cĭ- in orthography, sometimes represented even as tz in inscriptions.

However, as noted earlier, the comparisons for the multiple cues were sometimes qualitatively different from the other cues because they sometimes represented a shift in the basic form of the symbol (and not just the addition of cues).

Symptoms of depression sometimes represented a challenge to take part in social settings in a way the participant wanted.

Often the results of risk assessments are probability distributions of the variability in illness probability, also sometimes represented with their uncertainty.