Sentence examples for does not represent how from inspiring English sources

"The MD5 keys were a log and it does not represent how we are managing data.

However, the relationship does not represent how the total energy dissipation changes during the contact process, and the mechanism of adhesion hysteresis is still on discussion assuming capillary condensation or adsorbed layer, etc. [17 19, 22 25].

(Note: The superimposed IVF does not represent how a glaucomatous patient sees, but gives an indication of why they might struggle with the task).

It may be easiest to learn the butterfly stroke first wearing flippers, however a kickboard shouldn't be used as this gives the body the wrong shape, and doesn't represent how the body should be.

"There have been a lot of Beltway voices that do not represent how important an issue this is".

Wal-Mart called the protests planned for this week a union-financed, union-orchestrated effort that did not represent how most employees felt.

The figures did not represent how much donors actually gave or raised to get the jobs, the researchers said, but rather their theoretical value in fund-raising terms.

But these idiosyncratic interruptions of the white cowboy narrative do not represent how often black, Chicano and Native people rode horses in wide open spaces.

Lt. Gov. Fran Ulmer, a commission member, said that while the paintball attacks were disturbing, many Alaskans of all races had reacted with horror and said they did not represent how Alaskans feel about the diversity of their state.

But maps do not represent how things are in every possible world (in some possible world San Francisco is not south of Seattle: think how the geological plates on which these cities rest might shift radically over time), but certain relationships between concepts represent how things are in every possible world (in every possible world bachelors are unmarried).

Growth assessments at the time of discharge from a neonatal unit likely identifies a low point in infant growth relative to fetal references (65% of our cohort was growth restricted at 36 weeks), which did not represent how infants would be assessed a few weeks later (43% growth restricted at 50 weeks).