Sentence examples for closely represented from inspiring English sources

"They said he closely represented the issues that affect our members," she said of her executive committee.

The predicted Nusselt numbers are closely represented by a single, simple, generic correlating equation that is free of any explicit empiricism and is directly applicable for all geometries and all thermal boundary conditions.

We observe here that Myhill's constructive set theory had distinguished notions of function, natural number and set; it thus closely represented a constructive tradition in which functions and natural numbers are conceptually independent from sets.

The Pharisees, who more closely represented the masses, were in the minority on the court.

Most notably, Stacey created an entire new line for the company, the So In Style® dolls, the first African-American dolls by Mattel that more closely represented contemporary girls and young women in this diverse, dynamic community.

In vitro, the epiblast precursor is most closely represented by the well-characterized embryonic stem (ES) cell lines that maintain the expression of Oct4, but analogous ExEn precursor cell lines are not known and it is unclear if they would express Oct4.

"This book closely represents the past six years of my life," he said.

She said LGBTI candidates were important because "a parliament best serves a community that they more closely represent".

The situation at Los Angeles Southwest, without question, more closely represents the norm among community colleges around the country.

From the style off the court, to the players on it, no other sport so closely represents many of the elements that make up Black America.

In Google Doodle first, users who click on the illustration will be redirected to a quiz which determines which animal most closely represents their personality.