Sentence examples for the ones represented from inspiring English sources

But it appears in Delphi's case that one group of workers and retirees will be spared cuts — the ones represented by the U.A.W. G.M. issued a statement on Tuesday saying that it would "top up" the pension benefits for those in the union whose payments could be shrunk to the government limit.

All these approaches have in common that they are not based on the most widely accepted microscopic dynamics (such as the ones represented by the Hodgkin-Huxley equations or some of their simplifications) and/or involve approximations or moment closures.

The music scholar Thomas Turino has taught us that performances like the ones represented by Obama's "Amazing Grace" are arenas in which social intimacy is achieved and during which we experience oneness with others.

The static and kinematic boundaries of the numerical models, are the same as the ones represented in Fig. 3.

Several S&T models, compatible with both the geometry and reinforcement, have been analyzed by authors but only the ones represented in Fig. 3 are going to be considered in this work.

It's hard not to put yourself into each of the stories, even if your own exes weren't nearly as romantic and/or terrible as the ones represented by the objects.

There is another, larger "counterfactual" to consider — the one represented by Obama's Republican challenger, Willard Mitt Romney.

Has there ever been a cultural sea change as stealthy as the one represented by the rise of interactive entertainment?

A particular case of a fermentable substrate is the one represented by the discards of carrot (Daucus carota) cultivation.

She's not saying she believes in the theology of the hijab, or even the one represented by the mosque she is visiting.

There is no higher appeal to goodness than the one represented by the humility, compassion, empathy and intellectual honesty you have exhibited in professing the word of God.