Sentence examples for to represent changes from inspiring English sources

Robin Yount is a one-circle guy who has three circles to represent changes in the Brewers uniform over the years.

Discussing "Rosa, Metal, Ceniza," after rehearsal, she said: "I want to represent changes in our states of being but without being literal.

However, the time dimension cannot be used to represent changes in other dimensions.

Two features, the normalized LWE coefficient W⁎ and the normalized scale a⁎, were extracted from the LWE coefficient maps to represent changes in flow patterns.

This theory was later refined by Nicole Oresme, who used geometrical figures to represent changes in the intensity of qualities such as velocity (Clagett 1968; Sylla 1971).

For example, factor change gestures used movements to represent changes in magnitude, and causal relation gestures used movements to depict causation as movement between the two factors.

Gordon Brown had his chance to represent change and renewal and he comprehensively blew it.

Still, Blackwell is a formidable campaigner, and he can claim to represent change.

Whether justified or not, this public perception is handicapping the Administration's efforts to reform the financial sector and undermining its claim to represent change.

The former schools secretary can be charmlessly pugnacious and his association with Gordon Brown, whom he served as aide and then cabinet ally for over a decade, confounds his claim to represent change.

Sensitive to portrayals of Mr. Biden as a creature of Washington who undercuts Mr. Obama's claims to represent change, aides to Mr. Obama emphasized that Mr. Biden commutes home by train each evening to Wilmington, Del., where he has continued to live throughout his Senate career.