Sentence examples for an equal representation from inspiring English sources

As they become wise to the rouse, unfurl an equal representation banner and start to sing rousing ballads of liberation".

Every constituency in Britain should have two representatives – a man and a woman – thus giving women an equal representation in parliament to strengthen their voice.

Normally good training set design dictates nearly equal representation from all classes in the data set but the example in this chapter introduces some bias into the training set by not using an equal representation.

Upon examination using state-of-the art molecular microbial approaches an equal representation of both Gram-negative and Gram-positive microbial populations were revealed, most of them were viable but yet to be cultivated (La Duc et al. 2003, 2009; Vaishampayan et al. 2010; Venkateswaran et al. 2001 , 2012.

Described by GHE20G0TH1K as "Brazil meets the trap," it aims to amplify the underground street sounds of Brazil and America, the tracklist boasting an equal representation of bumping baile funk and Brazilian MCs like MC Novinho, DJ Juninho, and MC Bin Laden; and American rap artists such as OT Genasis, Migos, Lil Uzi Vert, Travis Scott, and DRAM.

In contrast, within the left hemisphere, ROIs of the FPN either showed an equal representation of both hemifields (IPTO T: −0.21; AIPS T: −0.48) or even an ipsilateral preference (PIPS T: −1.42) (see Fig. 2a, right).

We did not use all available countries since we aimed at a equal representation of developed and under-developed countries (using the entire sample would have caused over-representation of under-developed countries and may have biased our results).

We, therefore, chose to include an approximately equal representation from the original 11 Dutch provinces (see Table 1), oversampling the two major cities Amsterdam and Rotterdam.

She continued: "At NMP3 we are dedicated to seeing a more equal representation of women in the media.

But until we actually see a more equal representation of women on screen at festivals, in movie theatres and on our TVs— there's still work to be done.

These crews, largely comprised of queer, feminist people of color, have created a noticeable shift of industry power away from its white-male dominated strongholds, and towards a more equal representation of minorities on festival lineups, clubs bills, editorial publications, and beyond.