Sentence examples for to be represented with from inspiring English sources

"We need to be represented with the amount of diversity, the amount of difference in this world," she said.

This means that the curve has to be represented with different mathematical expressions for different time periods.

Analytic geometry was initiated by the French mathematician René Descartes (1596 1650), who introduced rectangular coordinates to locate points and to enable lines and curves to be represented with algebraic equations.

In recent years, the manufacturing industry has seen a shift of the domain of competition from "performance" which can easily be expressed numerically to "design" which is hard to be represented with numerical values.

In fact, these processes are too usually too complex to be represented with physically based models.

In order to avoid bias, we would need the model to be represented with a larger number of states, and such a model may not be acceptable or available.

Head and Middle module ribbon models are colored light grey and according to their subunit color in Figure 2A, respectively, and unmodeled residues cross-linked to Med17 are represented with light grey beads.

As in the Scheme project, an environment that binds symbols to values is represented with an instance of the Frame class, which has an attribute called bindings.

And on the subway map the southern tip of the 1 train, from Chambers Street to South Ferry, was represented with a grey dotted line, a box warning that those stations were "out of service indefinitely".

In the English-language Dutch thriller "Moonlight," the passage from childhood to adulthood is represented with photogenic explicitness as two 13-year-olds are, quite literally, bound by blood.

The resulting collection is small in size, compared with many European national galleries, but encyclopaedic in scope; most major developments in Western painting "from Giotto to Cézanne" are represented with important works.