The phrase "extensive representation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is being presented or depicted in great detail or with thorough coverage. Example: In his report, the historian provided an extensive representation of the social and political conditions during the Victorian era.
We can derive a normal-form representation from extensive representation.
We compute an extensive representation of the undistortion function as well as its statistics and use machine learning methods for approximation of the undistortion function.
In both genomes, the capsid and tail genes have been identified, as well as the extensive representation of the DNA replication, recombination, and repair enzymes.
Overall, the amphioxus genome is in general terms surprisingly rich in GPCRs, with extensive representation of receptors from all of the main mammalian GPCRs families (See Fig 1).
Although larger groups would provide a more extensive representation, they may be difficult to lead, which may only be resolved by introducing more structure and role definition into the process.
Indeed, while sampling was comprehensive for the haemulines, including all but some local endemic species, the amount of sweetlips species sampled was not an extensive representation of their diversity.
"The information commissioner has ignored our extensive representations.
Recent, intense sequencing efforts across a broad representation of prokaryotes and eukaryotes have resulted in extensive documentation of horizontal gene transfer (e.g., [ 31- 35]).
Morrow (1994) described Matching pennies game in extensive form representation.
This paper presents the developments, implementation and application of an extensive building representation which supports the holistic performance assessment of building performance within a single application.
When Joanna moves she is at her information set I22 = {C1, D1}, that is, she moves knowing that Lizzi might have chosen either C1 or D1, so this game is an extensive form representation of the Chicken game of Figure 3.1.
