The phrase "absolute representation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the completeness or totality of a depiction or portrayal, often in fields like art, philosophy, or data representation.
Example: "The artist aimed for an absolute representation of the landscape, capturing every detail with precision."
Alternatives: "complete depiction" or "total representation".
This chart shows the absolute representation of the OS in their stats.
Then, an innovative archived-based multi-objective simulated annealing algorithm, operating over an absolute representation, is proposed to optimize the placement of each proximity group.
However, since the same musical piece might be played in a different tonality or even tempo; therefore, a relative representation of the pitch and duration is preferable compared to the absolute representation that was proposed in [23].
It is as though test scores, perfect grades and participation in the world of extra-curricular privilege are an absolute representation of merit.
Each anchor slice has an unambiguous, absolute representation as a column vector.
No evidence for a central absolute representation of time -a ticking clock dictating the moment-to-moment timing of state variables-has ever been found.
The proposed multi-objective and hierarchical methodology was implemented, and, experimental results prove that previous efforts on single-objective absolute representations are no match for the obtained floorplans.
There is no absolute knowledge representation methodology, and it depends only on the type of application and how it uses the acquired knowledge.
The current-flow constraints are satisfied by forcing a monotonic routing directly in an absolute placement representation, while the impact of current-intensive interconnects is mitigated with the electromigration-aware optimization of the optimal wiring topology for all nets of the circuit.
But nobody wants to eat food that has been boiled down to the absolute iconic representation of "Ingested fuel," with all impractical superfluities removed, because what we actually enjoy about eating is the specific flavor and texture of individual food items.
The formulation of the equations of motion, that is, the equations that govern the time evolution of a multibody system, is based on the absolute, or Cartesian, representation of the attitude of each rigid body in the system.
