Sentence examples for subsequently represent from inspiring English sources

At a meeting at the Fort Lee Hilton that June, set up by Mr. Torricelli and one of his lawyers, Abbe D. Lowell, Mr. Chang sat down for the first time with the lawyer who would subsequently represent him, Michael Critchley.

To summarize this information we compute Highest Posterior-Density (HPD) intervals, and subsequently represent the total solution uncertainty with a probability-box (p-box).

The system offers advanced profiling of a user's field of specialization by exploiting the concept of sub-ontology extraction, i.e., each sub-ontology may subsequently represent a particular user profile.

For example, an underwriting department called "Quality Assurance" was supposed to review the prime loans that Citi purchased, as Citi would subsequently represent and warrant to investors that these loans met Citi's underwriting criteria.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06063.002 We investigated whether the presence of an inaccessible goal in an unvisited portion of an environment was sufficient to elicit pre-activation ('preplay') of hippocampal place cell sequences that will subsequently represent runs through the unvisited environment.

He also subsequently represented Dame Shirley Porter and on several occasions the mineworkers' leader Arthur Scargill.

He exhibited in several Whitney Annuals, had his first New York show at the Artists Gallery in 1954 and was subsequently represented by the Poindexter Gallery and then the A. M. Sachs Gallery.

He led Austria's first delegation to the UN (1955) and subsequently represented the country in Canada (1956 60), first as minister plenipotentiary and then as ambassador.

That report found that Mr. Barasch frequently discouraged or halted further investigation into Stanford Financial by S.E.C. staff members, and that he subsequently represented the firm in talks with S.E.C. officials about other or continuing investigations.

Atlas was subsequently represented as the king of that district, turned into a rocky mountain by the hero Perseus, who, to punish Atlas for his inhospitality, showed him the Gorgon's head, the sight of which turned men to stone.

This is the second of a two-part paper intended to develop a framework for collecting data, quantifying characteristics and subsequently representing microstructural information from polycrystalline materials.