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The output space Y might, for example, represent a particular biological, physical or chemical activity of a chemical compound.

A trio of scientists recognized in Physics, for example, represent a recent breakthrough in a longstanding astrophysical quest: Roland W.P. Drever, Kip Thorne, and Rainer Weiss were the key drivers behind the LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory) facility, an installation in Pasadena built to detect gravitational waves.

Asymptomatic infections, for example, represent a "hidden" parasite reservoir that can sustain transmission.

A sample in SAIL is a general concept which can for example represent a human individual, a biopsy or a derived sample preparation.

A neurocognitive model of nightmares postulates a problem with fear extinction in those who experience nightmares and it may, for example, represent a shared mechanism for the production of particular psychotic symptoms.

This month's bond default, for example, represents a painful but necessary step towards maturity for China's capital markets.

Manolo, for example, represents a cross between an Italian breed known as Maremmana primitivo and a Spanish breed known as Pajuna.

Buying wind power or owning wind farms, for example, represents a deeper commitment to fighting climate change than simply buying credits.

The well-organized priesthood of the religion of Isis, for example, represented a serene sacerdotalism; sexual abstinence was an absolute requirement of those who celebrated her holy mysteries.

Principal clarinet Franklin Cohen, for example, represents a vanguard of shiny, vibrato-tinged American wind playing that's a pleasure to come across when so many orchestras these days sound alike.

"Your Call Cannonball," for example, represents a cute, stocky, monstrous fellow with a pointy tail sitting on a branch, his gaping maw about to catch an arcing red ball.