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be represented twice
verb
To present again or anew; to present by means of something standing in the place of; to exhibit the counterpart or image of; to typify.
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T-UCR expression was measured on the forward and reverse strand however this causes problems when calculating object similarity in cluster analyses i.e. every object will be represented twice in the expression dataset by two independent features sets, one on the forward strand and one on the reverse strand.
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A similar issue arises in TV when a format becomes connected with particular personnel and the dilemma is represented twice in next week's schedules.
Each star was represented twice, clothed and unclothed, assuming the same pose for both shots — a device that Greenfield-Sanders says he borrowed from Goya's clothed and unclothed paintings of his eighteenth-century maja.
One fashion item, jewelry, is represented twice: by Dannijo, a line created by two sisters, Danielle and Jodie Snyder, and by Badgley Sneed Designs, a collection from two long-time friends, Lynne Badgley and Jan Sneed.
As Weldon Kees, who is represented twice within these pages, wrote in "The Cats," a wondrous, late-period poem that somehow slipped the embrace of The New Yorker, leaped down, and stole away: The cars go by in a bluish light.
Each combination of color and number is represented twice.
This is why Step 10 is represented twice in the diagram.
Parties which competed in both are represented twice, with one observation for each election.
Thus "movements that were worth 0.4 ml of juice were represented twice as strongly [in neural firing probabilities] as movements worth 0.2 ml of juice" (p. 314).
Iannone, whose straightforward, text-heavy erotic paintings allude to the spirituality of ecstatic love, is represented twice in the show.
Each number is represented twice, once in each color.
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