MR: I personally feel that "Pill" might as well represent everything that is advertised to us seemingly every minute of the day.
Model 2 was a simplified two compartment β-catenin model, with one compartment representing the cell nucleus and the second compartment representing everything else and was referred to as the cytosol-membrane compartment.
She had railed furiously against both programmes, as they represented everything she despised about the intrusive state.
Melody, which cascades through "La Traviata," is used sparingly in "Otello". It's as if melody represented everything - including their love and a sense of order - that Otello and Desdemona are in the process of losing, as much because of their own weakness as because of Iago's primal malevolence.
An event-based model makes sense for an emerging care environment, as it can represent everything from an alert (perceived emergency), data reading (e.g. clinical result, ECG sensor reading), health-record query/response, as well as more benign, system-relevant occurrences, such as a person entering a hospital, changing their privacy preferences, etc.
A flawed candidate that despite a superior resume, came to represent everything the progressive left as well as the far right came to loathe.
Opening the show, she lauded New York as "a city that represents everything I believe in: diversity, strength, courage and perseverance".
The set was on a turntable, and as it revolved it represented everything from a cathedral to a prison tower.
In 1831 David Brewster published a short biography of Isaac Newton, portraying him as a hero that represented everything the author wanted to say about the moral status of science and its practitioners, and how they should be supported in late Georgian Britain.
The new ChemLog JSON format developed tends to represent everything as an object, can store multiple configurations/states of a molecule, and uses links to reuse objects that have not changed.
