The software does not misrepresent the user's computer to sellers' sites, Mr. Feathers said.
This will ensure your map portrays the message you want, and that the visualisation created does not misrepresent the facts on the ground.
Andrew Crane, a professor of business ethics at the Schulich School of Business at York University in Toronto, said that though "the idea that there's one kind of ethical oil and that it all comes from the tar sands is absurd," the ad does not misrepresent the nature of women's issues in Saudi Arabia.
However, the fan site reports that the promo featured most, if not all, of the movie's jokes, and that new scenes are being shot to ensure it doesn't misrepresent the final movie.
And in a week when Sony BMG is trying to make as much noise as possible about their fledgling act, it was interesting to see them remove a video that, after all, doesn't misrepresent the band.
"Although we considered that the image in the advert did not misrepresent the luminosity or wrinkling of Rachel Weisz's face, we considered that the image had been altered in a way that substantially changed her complexion to make it appear smoother and more even," the ASA ruled.
It is therefore important that present-day studies do not misrepresent the needs of near-future older adult populations who will be the users of emerging technologies and applications [ 45].
This highlights a useful feature of paralog numbers: since paralog numbers are not intended to imply unique corresponding orthology across organismal groups, the use of 'H3.3' in multiple kingdoms does not misrepresent orthology, but functions as a well-established way of indicating RI variants in a variety of organisms that is shorter than using a descriptor, such as 'replacement' or 'RI' H3.
"We need to do our own due diligence, we need to make sure we are getting good intelligence, and we need to make sure the administration doesn't misrepresent to the country what foreign actors are doing," Mr. Schiff said.
Is it Richard Boone Gregrory Peckk played Lincoln in a miniseries ("The Blue and The Gray")." But other historians note that Disney doesn't misrepresent Lincoln, even if the audience that sits for the 15-minute presentation may not necessarily glean the richer context behind the five speeches that have been excerpted.
The Times did not misrepresent one of the world's leading Arctic experts in a report on his claim that three British scientists investigating ice thickness may have been assassinated two years ago, the UK's press regulator has ruled.
