For length 3, a two-way ANOVA for the three representations and the second and third positions showed that a significant position effect (F 1, 12) = 7.65, p<0.05), a significant representations effect (F 2, 24) = 52.88, p<0.001), but a non-significant interaction.
He may be limited, odd, idiosyncratic, autistic; but it is given to him to achieve what few of us do--a significant representation and investigation of the world.
Yet, to my mind, the single aspect of Sherman's work that provides the traction needed for a critical homosocial discourse to take hold is found in what is largely missing in her work--a significant representation of men.
Unlike past years, there is a more diverse range of processes, which also includes a significant representation of work in color along with a subtle digital presence.
Unlike past annuals, "Photography 21" includes a significant representation of color photography; 4 of the 10 artists who received juror's awards work with chromogenic prints.
And there is also a significant representation of work by new, young graffiti writers -- like Mosco, Giz and Nato -- who are still trying to redefine the genre on city streets.
Conservative commentators have pointed to Baltimore as a kind of anti-Ferguson, a city where, for decades, blacks have had a secure grasp on political leadership, including the mayor's office; a significant representation in the police force, including, now, the commissioner; and an African-American chief prosecutor, who announced the charges in Gray's death.
Lloyd elaborates that when researchers investigate a phenomenon their goal is not only to represent reality, but to give a significant representation (i.e., relevant).
A multi-dimensional vision of sustainable mobility has been accepted as a reference point for stakeholders and experts; it finds a significant representation in the concept of the "three pillars of sustain-ability" which examines the idea of sustainability from a three-dimensional perspective: social, economic and environmental.
In addition to the above items (which are only the most obvious of a larger number of cases), a number of other words show the same distribution in modern Indo-Aryan i.e., a sIndo-Aryan iepresentation in Nuristani and Dardic languages—even though they are attested later in the literary record of Old Indo-Aryan; for example: 8.e
All of them have provided a significant representation of their work".
