Examples of using Is represented in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Political
Every letter is represented by a number.
Death is not something that is represented.
Facebook, which is represented by the button.
And what the woman in the opinion of the man is represented?
As a playwright she is represented by the ADiT agency Poland.
People also translate
At FIBO everyone dealing with fitness is represented.
The main hub is represented by the AWS Management Console.
Who represents and who is represented?
The Wild symbol is represented by the Queen herself, Cleopatra.
Time dilation was experimentally confirmed multiple times, and is represented by the relation::formula_46.
Early Baroque is represented by the Knight Adam Michna of Otradovice.
The focal point of psalms is represented by the Codex Mus. ms.
This is represented by these two machines from Yamaha and Honda.
Another part of Bristol Group is represented by the hotel"Kolonáda.
His work is represented in major public collections worldwide.
Share The triathlon topic is represented in the Mercedes-Benz Sportsgarage.
This is represented by the revolutionary operating concept and numerous functional and ecological values.
An essential element of the research work is represented by a digital twin of the manufacturing plant.
BOGE is represented as a company and employer on various social media platforms.
This year the Topas GmbH is represented with two contributions at the Filtech conference.
Touch is represented by Ruth Seraph, a massage therapist who is treating Anna Miller.
Another Celtic symbol is represented by lovespoon Welsh, ie spoonful of love.
An orange is represented by the juxtaposition of two pure colours- red and yellow.
The area of Innovation is represented by the Research and Development department at Saarstahl.
The author is represented in many renowned literature journals and anthologies.
The Old Testament is represented by a Synagogue, and the New Testament by a church.
Surplus-labour is represented by a quantity of products, which Marx calls surplus-produce.
A process is represented that, while scientifically explainable, remains mysterious.
A further specialty is represented by the cable filling compounds developed in wide-ranging test series.
Higher education is represented by the University of West Bohemia and the Faculty of Medicine of Charles University.
