Representing in sentence

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Now, we simulated labor supply and labor demand for the largest 15 economies in the world, representing more than 70 percent of world GDP, and the overall picture looks like this by 2020.

It can receive thoughts and it can deliver feedback, and when Juliano makes the decision to kick the ball, you are going to see two streams of green and yellow light coming from the helmet and going to the legs, representing the mental commands that were taken by the exo to actually make that happen.

The main component of the San Francisco flag is a phoenix representing the city rising from the ashes after the devastating fires of the 1850s.

TK: If you need to write the name of what you're representing on your flag, your symbolism has failed.

There's a gigantic gear representing industry, there's a ship recognizing the port, a giant stalk of wheat paying homage to the brewing industry.

Maps have been around for millennia and diagrams for hundreds of years, but representing quantities through graphics is a relatively new development.

So you see the massive increase of the black dots representing the new neurons-to-be.

In a basic graph, the circles representing the objects are known as nodes, while the connecting lines are called edges.

Now, if you're representing a company, and you're pragmatic and not just idealistic, you might be saying to yourself, "OK, this is all great, Mallory, but why should I want to be involved?"

Second of all, I think it is about representing these patterns with a language.

I want you to think about how amazing representing something actually is.

There's something amazing going on about representing stuff.

I called it a 4G campaign, the G's representing the Icelandic words.

Now, these are methods for representing numbers using repeating icons.

So it's a great way of representing quantity without resorting to using terms like "percentage," "fractions" and "ratios."

So we cannot continue to have Louis Botha, Rhodes, all these people, because they're representing the colonialism.

In doing that, I become a bridge between the hearing world and the Deaf world, making sure that I'm representing music and the artistry of what music represents.

North Koreans and I were not ambassadors of our countries, but I believe that we were representing the human race.

And I've had for 30 years an interest in a series of complexities where a series of forces are brought to bear, and to understand the nature of the final result of that, representing the building itself.

To understand these three scenarios, imagine two objects representing galaxies.

And instead of electricity, these strands carry pulses of light, representing digital data.

The last card he pulled, which was representing my destiny, was this guy in, like, a straw boater with a cane and, you know, sort of spats and this, you know, a minstrel singer, right?

First, you might notice that there's two globes, representing all of earth.

I'm here today representing a team of artists and technologists and filmmakers that worked together on a remarkable film project for the last four years.

Supposedly, when the youngest prince of the Gupta Empire was killed in battle, his brother devised a way of representing the scene to their grieving mother.

I'm the one representing authority.

Because as a receiver of language, they are receiving it and representing it, and in information it's representing crap.

And you can actually look down on the brain of such an individual and witness a change in the time constants and space constants with which, for example, the brain is representing language again.

So picture a big urn filled with balls representing ideas, methods, possible technologies.

And I love Arifeen's story so much, because to me it represents all that is good and bad and hard and exhausting about representing the new American dream.

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