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As well as the big names in the showpiece events, there will also be representatives of some of the world's lesser sporting powers such as Gambia, St Kitts and Nevis and the British Virgin Islands.

That would be representatives of some of the country's biggest tech and telecom companies — businesses that have a highly vested interest in collecting and exploiting as much consumer data as they can get their mitts on.

Another limitation is that, although the province of Zeeland resembles a large part of the Netherlands, it may not be representative of some highly urbanized areas elsewhere in the Netherlands.

In addition, dynamic equilibrium may share some common characteristics between different tasks, and TUG scores may also be representative of some level of deficiency in frail elderly subjects' predictive capacities.

But so too were representatives of some of the more moderate governments in the Muslim world, including those of Morocco, Turkey and Malaysia.

Its board members are representatives of some of the biggest offshore drillers in the world, including BP, ExxonMobil, Shell and Chevron.

They are likely to feel themselves to be representatives of their nation (or of some other collectivity).

Nodes can be representatives of article, author or some database IDs (e.g. PDB ids) and edges are constructed based on shared authors, MeSH terms or location (articles have identical affiliation zip codes).

This technique is based on what Thompson & Pocock [ 11] have described as "the peculiar premise that the trials done are representative of some hypothetical population of trials, and on the unrealistic assumption that the heterogeneity between studies can be represented by a single variance".

Facebook Connect is representative of some surprising new thinking in Silicon Valley.

Sábado Gigante and its host are representative of some of the worst supposed Latino culture, and both should have been rejected ages ago.