Sentence examples for every representation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kerry said that every representation of compliance by the Syrian government would be verified.

Furthermore, every representation can include 1-to-many occurrences of IfcRepresentationItem to provide more detailed subdivisions.

The proposition that every representation suffers inhibition in inverse proportion to its vivacity was criticized as an arbitrary supposition by Ziehen (1900): Felsch 1902: 1.

By the isomorphism (tau ) every representation (rho ) of (mathfrak {s} subset mathfrak {q}(W)) induces a representation (rho circ tau ^{-1}) of (mathfrak {osp}(W)).

Third, while every representation theorem proves that for a suitable preference ordering, there exist a probability and utility function representing the preference ordering, they differ how unique this probability and utility function are.

A set A means thick if for every representation of A as the union of an increasing sequence of sets, A = ⋃ n = 1 ∞ A n, ( A n + ), there exists an index m such that A m is norming.

What has changed is the now commonplace recognition, imparted in media studies and even in high-school English classes, that there's no such thing as neutral storytelling, and that every artistic composition, every visual representation, entails and embodies a wealth of ideological influences and prejudices which makes filmmakers want to stake out their positions clearly.

Ultimately of course every artistic representation of reality is imperfect.

One way or another, nearly every cultural representation of this holiday affirms that the spirit of Christmas lies in the giving we do, whether it's wise men bringing frankincense and myrrh to Bethlehem or the Whos of Whoville in a Christmas Eve frenzy.

But where any poem referring to Venice also "takes place" is within the set of all things that have been written about Venice — "The Merchant of Venice," "The Aspern Papers," "The Stones of Venice," and every other representation of that city.

It may not be further required that every explicit representation correspond to a propositional attitude.