Sentence examples for changing representation from inspiring English sources
An examination of the changing representation of male homosexuality in American superhero comics between the years 1986 and 2003.
This is an attempt at changing representation of Africa just by sharing things that are casual, that are a general stream of daily life".
And when the time comes to redraw the region's political map after next year's census, all roads will begin from Ms. Pelosi's San Francisco district and radiate outward, potentially changing representation from Marin to Modesto and beyond.
In the opening episode, crime writer Val McDermid and former BBC head of drama Kate Harwood join Mark Billingham to discuss the changing representation of female crime-fighters over the years.
THE Lis' trial delays are largely the result of language differences, their changing representation and extensive court hearings, including 18 months of intermittent hearings on whether they had been correctly apprised of their rights and completely understood what was going on during their interrogations.
In other words, changing representation in the Senate is an amendment that the Constitution does not allow.
Another problem with dynamic linking has been that with multiple dynamically changing representations, learners need to attend to changes that occur simultaneously in different regions of various representations, leading to cognitive overload (Lowe 2003).
He discusses changing representations of the sky in art, from new styles of painting to new pigments that created new colors for paint.
"Essential primary sources documenting the changing representations and lived experiences of gender roles and relations, and the struggle for women's rights, from the 19th century to the present.
While the simultaneously changing representations in dynamic linking have been conceived as a useful feature, it has also received criticism.
I have changed my own mind on this quite considerably: I was always quite hostile - for all the good reasons we have heard before - of interventionist ways of changing the representation of our party, even on a one-off basis.
