"The student-lending market turmoil is having a harmful impact now — not at some point down the road," wrote Harris N. Miller, president of the Career College Association, a trade group that represents for-profit colleges and universities, in a letter to lawmakers last week.
It's a style that represents, for Hemingway, an ideal, and that, like Melville's, embodies a conflict; only the naturally florid writer produces anything worth cutting.
But there is still one event that makes it worthwhile to trek out to the theater; a ritual that represents for me a near-ideal cinematic experience.
And more, she said, pointing to a particular item on the menu, one that represents for her a touch of her home continent: won ton soup ($2.75 or $3.75), which to her is no more exotic than, say, eggs benedict.
In a thin slice of a shop crammed with sturdy pots and murderous knives, I stock up on the fiercely bristly brown brushes that represent for me one of the pinnacles of Japanese culture.
In this research, the FCMAC-BYY classifier is trained by 8 features that represent for every 1-s clip from advertisement templates selected from the Repeated Ad Database.
I can't stress this enough -- write down on paper precisely what that represents for you.
In a lecture at the University of Havana's Great Hall, Hollande said that, "To come to Cuba is to come to a country that represents for Latin America a form of expression, of vindication of dignity and independence".
The decision to express or not was affected apparently by the potential of gene expression that represent, for example, the copy number of the transgenes.
