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Previous experiments in chicks [30], [58], [59] and pigeons [45] have suggested that such a lack of an ipsilateral representation might be a global feature of birds with laterally placed eyes.

Therefore, eye movement scanpaths cannot rule out the possibility that WCs' feature-by-feature fixations might be used to construct a whole-face representation, while a similar representation might be elaborated from central fixations on the nose region by EA observers.

The MRI studies described here have suggested that a fractal representation might be appropriate in describing heterogeneous porous systems.

A. I'm glad you enjoyed the "Map of Olympic Medals". We were looking for an interesting way to show trends in the medal count, and a quick glance at the data revealed how the counts were affected by the cold war boycotts in 1980 and 1984, the fall of the Soviet Union and the recent growth in China, so it seemed like a geographic representation might be the way to go.

As someone argued at the time, in England such an assertion about virtual representation might be true because a member of Parliament probably had similar interests to other inhabitants of England, but what would a member of Parliament know of colonial interests?

But early yesterday, Mr. Paulding effectively halted Mr. Ross's execution when he announced that his representation might be a "conflict of interest".

The representation might be like a map.

A first-time offender with good representation might be able to avoid jail time.

This representation might be referred to as a molecule graph.

Perhaps the present British system of single-district representation might be defended if Clegg's remarkable surge were a one-off event.

Direct representation might be used to represent members' interests.