Sentence examples for crudely represented from inspiring English sources

Bureaucracy (crudely represented by wild-haired scribbling clerks) is bad; so is anything fleshy.

Nonetheless, it remains crudely represented in many existing models.

Since the posterior median crudely represents mid-point of estimates in other published studies, and because the lower and upper bounds roughly correspond to the range of R in other studies (with R<2), we focus on an estimate of R derived from an exponential growth of cases in an outbreak in La Gloria, Mexico.

On an intuitive level, QoL and depression can appear as opposing phenomena – crudely representing all the positive and negative aspects of well-being.

Many contemporary ABM modellers represent passenger flow at a macroscale, often in a single plan view and with agents travelling at same speeds and represented crudely as dots on a flat plane.

Each character is a kind of shorthand for the heroic values that the film crudely strives to represent.

Radical British Muslims wishing to attack and destroy something they belong to, crudely and violently represent something which comes from within rather than from without.

Total punctate Q40 YFP signal in the latter experiment fell 86% with cram-1 knockdown [i.e., 1– (0.35 × 0.39); P < 10−12], although CRAM-1 probably represented < 1% of aggregate proteins (based crudely on spectral counts).

The face had been crudely touched up to represent an angelic-looking man, rather like the old-fashioned renderings of Joseph in illustrated bible stories for children.

This is shown in the last line of the Table, which represents (albeit crudely) what Keynes described as a state of "involuntary unemployment" and explained in terms of a failure of "effective demand".

The model we used is intended to be one of the simplest possible that incorporates the essential processes, and for that reason ignores, or represents only crudely, many features that belong in a realistic model of an agricultural pest.