Sentence examples for upon representing from inspiring English sources

These methods rely upon representing the actual hull curves by ones that are defined by simple mathematical equations.

Islam frowns upon representing holy figures in art and depictions of the Prophet Mohammad in European and North American media have repeatedly sparked deadly protests in Islamic countries over the last decade, fanning cultural tensions with the West.

While two TMS studies [15], [16] and a recent ERP study [17] suggested involvement of sensorimotor processing, most fMRI results support the idea that the empathizers' response relies upon representing the affective rather than the sensory consequences of the other's pain.

Ibru, formerly of Peckham, south London, but now of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, represented herself during her trial and cross-examined the Manchester United and England defender before fleeing the hearing during the lunchtime adjournment yesterday.

David Stockdale is a Labour councillor in Newcastle upon Tyne representing Blakelaw ward.

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Currently, patients, physicians and payers often make treatment or payment decisions based upon data representing the average effect of an intervention, as observed from selected pools of patients in a clinical trial setting.

But there are no agreed-upon standards for representing genetic data or sharing them, experts say.

The first consists of the numbers between 0 and 1023, and these ports are the heart of all Internet-style traffic representing agreed-upon standards.

Second, the claim that Knoblauch's distress arises from the imposition of brain upon feeling (or mind upon matter) represents the worst, and most philistine, of mischaracterizations. Yes, one form of unwanted, conscious mentality may be intruding upon a different and required style of unconscious cognition.

"When one fires upon an agent representing the forces of order, one no longer deserves to be French".