Sentence examples for vacation represents from inspiring English sources

The in-your-face sordidness of "Betty's Summer Vacation" represents a genre that presumably, would not draw Mr. Hughes, with his penchant for the classical and the classy.

A D-step memory in the service-vacation process represents the scheduling dependence on D previous decisions and can be used to account for an increased degree of fairness between users.

"You think I'm going to interrupt my vacation and represent anybody like that?" Mr. Strickler said.

This suggests that additional vacation could represent a substantial private gain from individual trade union membership which limits free-riding behaviour.

where R ′ is the remaining service time during the period vacation time, (overline {V^{prime }}) represents the average vacation time after the idle time slots occupation, and (overline {X^{prime }}) represents the average transmission time during the primary vacation time.

They chose the SoHo neighborhood because a restaurateur friend told them that it represents "a mini-vacation, even for New Yorkers who go out to dinner".

That number is a new record and represents a 4.7% rise from 2005 vacation and investment home sales.

We also deal with the second issue, namely that union membership represents an empirical proxy for high vacation entitlements due, for example, to firm characteristics.

-- Wendy Berilman, Milwaukee A. Scotts Castle Holidays represents several bed-and-breakfasts, hotels and vacation rentals that are housed in castles.

Labor Day often represents the end of summer, which means the end of summer vacation, back to school and one last barbecue or block party.

It covers 50,000 vacation rental properties in the U.S., which CEO TJ Mahoney says represents a $60 billion market.