Примеры использования Represents one на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Proviron represents one of the oldest anabolic androgenic steroids on the market.
Because every country represents one aspect of the problem.
This sculpture represents one of them, Medeinė, sometimes also called Žvorūna, the goddess of forests and hunting.
The blonde with the legs-- her law firm represents one of them.
Each row in the table represents one volume.
I don't recall now, but each of them represents one aspect of the Mother.".
C2._.0 Pulse Output X X represents one of the connection terminals A, B or D.
This component, generally made with rubber, represents one of the few elements subjected to wear in a golf-club.
The Landmine Convention thus represents one of the most successful processes in international disarmament.
This long anticipated conference represents one of our most important efforts to address fundamental aspects of globalization.
Scythian culture represents one of the most intriguing archaeological phenomena of the early Iron Age in the northern Black Sea region.
Each one of the nine islands of Nava-dvipa represents one of the nine processes of devotional service.
This 6 million euro gap in OPCW income represents one third of all appropriations allocated for programme delivery
The stability of the borders inherited from colonial times represents one of the mainstays of international order in Africa.
An adequate source of information represents one of the tools to prevent violations of the rights of foreigners.
Note: Under NAPA implementation, each tick mark represents one Project Identification Form(PIF)
Travel represents one of the largest parts of United Nations system organizations' budgets after staff costs.
Tourism represents one of the few sectors in which LDCs managed to increase their share of world economic activity recently.
This field represents one of the priorities as provided for in the Transport Policy chapter research.
A cursory reading of article 19, subparagraph(b), of the Vienna Conventions might suggest that it represents one side of the coin and subparagraph(a) represents the other.