Sentence examples for which sometimes represents from inspiring English sources

STILL, Matthew Faiella, a lawyer with the New York Civil Liberties Union, which sometimes represents plaintiffs in discrimination suits, says that these types of discrimination cases can be hard to prove.

They place great hopes in the new treatment, despite the complex procedure related to the protocol (numerous examinations, questionnaires, visits), which sometimes represents an additional factor of reassurance.

Typically they cover different sequence segments within the entire target sequence, or which sometimes represent splice variants.

He wears a yagnopavita (sacred thread) across the chest, which is sometimes represented as a naga-yagnopavita (a snake worn as a yagnopavita) or a string of pearls or gems.

The notation X sometimes represents the random variable with PDF f and sometimes represents the random variable with PDF g.

The displacement-based assessment procedures in standards are based on the hypothesis of rigid block, which sometimes is unable to represent their actual behaviour; furthermore, very few information is available on dissipation, which is assumed as an equivalent viscous damping, usually kept constant to 5%.

Which sometimes can be the best part!

A psychologist interviewed in "Make" speculates that the sculptures, which sometimes take on anthropomorphic shapes, represent memories of her childhood bond to her sister.

The solution is obtained by solving the following two eigenvalue problems [ 23, 24] S y y - 1 S y x S x x - 1 S x y - λ I a = 0 S x x - 1 S x y S y y - 1 S y x - λ I b = 0, where, the Eigen-values λ, which sometimes are denoted by r, represent the squared canonical correlations.

They represent this city's aging population, which sometimes still sees America as the enemy.

On these arrays, individual genes are sometimes represented by different sets of probes, which are not mixed.