Sentence examples for viewed as representative from inspiring English sources

The effective design of repairs requires detailed analyses of the mechanics of bonded joints that may be viewed as representative models of those repairs.

Prior to his recent talk at Columbia University, Daniel Alarcón mentioned his feelings on the notion that his writing has been viewed as representative of the thoughts and views of Latino people.

A major emphasis of Ptolemy II is to provide a framework for experimentation with design techniques, so the specific modeling and design tools described here should be viewed as representative of our efforts, not as comprehensive.

The woman, the man, the dress, the moment, the approaching shadows mistaken for ordinary darkness – a scene that is universally recognised and viewed as representative of a bygone 1960s era.

It also does not include unelected party leaders such as Natalie Bennett of the Greens – which skews the smaller party's totals a little bit – or unelected figures that are viewed as representative of the party (eg Alastair Campbell).

Therefore, the study cohort can be viewed as representative for the population of the university hospital employees.

What are some other examples from everyday life that people from other cultures might view as "representative" of the United States?

But judging by the reception the Yankees received here tonight, others will see the interlocking N and Y on the caps of the Yankees, the words "New York" extended across their road jerseys, and it's inevitable that the Yankees will be viewed as representatives of a devastated and resilient city.

Whether they liked it or not, they were viewed as representatives of the US government and the American people.

The similarity of the GO annotation distributions of Douglas-fir PUTs to the well-characterized transcriptome of A. thaliana and the protein sequences of P. sitchensis suggests that the PUT set broadly represents the Douglas-fir transcriptome and can be viewed as being representative for further applications and investigations.

His special representative in Iraq, Sergio Vieira de Mello, said, "We have now an institution that, while not democratically elected, can be viewed as broadly representative of the various constituencies in Iraq".