The phrase "a natural representation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a depiction or portrayal that is intuitive or aligns closely with reality or nature.
Example: "In her artwork, she aimed to create a natural representation of the landscape, capturing its beauty and essence."
Alternatives: "an organic depiction" or "a true-to-life portrayal".
We would like to define a Laplace operator associated with a natural representation of G in L2(M X),μ).
As a direct consequence, and in contrast to traditional cell-centered multidimensional hydrocode implementations, the proposed formulation allows a natural representation of the pressure gradient on element interiors.
Hybrid models are a natural representation for embedded systems (physical systems with digital controllers) and for complex physical systems whose behavior is simplified by introducing discrete transitions to replace fast, often nonlinear dynamics.
Here, we define bigraphs with sharing, which solves this problem by an extension of the basic formalism: we define the place graph as a directed acyclic graph, thus allowing a natural representation of overlapping or intersecting locations.
A result of Rudin implies that bounded operators on the Banach space C [0,ω1]) of continuous functions on the ordinal interval [0,ω1] have a natural representation as [0,ω1]-matricesatrices.
The Hilbert space L2 does not have a total set of orthogonal frequencies; but a harmonic analysis of μ may be built instead from a natural representation of the Cuntz C*-algebra which is constructed from a pair of lattices supporting the given spectral pair.
Since multiple antigens are recognized, an HIV-1-infected BLCL is a more natural representation of an in vivo cellular target than other available testing systems and should permit a more representative analysis of CTL responses during infection or following vaccination.
By combining subject and predicate to form a proposition, this approach can be seen as offering a more natural representation of ordinary language negation than the standard iterating operator that applies to fully formed propositions (Geach 1972, Englebretsen 1981, Horn 1989: Chap. 7, Sommers and Englebretsen 2000).
Somehow these audiophiles have convinced themselves that analog recordings are a more natural representation of the original sounds.
It then 'binauralises' the sounds to create a more natural representation of each sound's direction and how they fill the space around you.
Although this double labeling has the drawback of double processing, this is a more natural representation since we permit overlapping between events of different categories.
