Sentence examples for get represented by from inspiring English sources

All of the examples of each cluster get the same label, and so get represented by the same patch.

Although such aggregation helps to reduce the amount of fake ratings, as multiple fake ratings get represented by only one value, it might also distort legitimate ratings from real customers and hence have negative impact on honest retailers.

Biophilia sends users into a multi-sensory cosmos where the ten songs on the album get represented by colorful stars.

In the proposed algorithm, every residue gets represented by its Cα position.

But after the great financial crisis in 2008, when wage stagnation in the U.S. continued in the face of high debt ratios, the losers from globalization on both the left and the right started to get organized, represented by anti-establishment champions such as Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump.

Ninety per cent of voters would get to be represented by at least one like-minded legislator, and the legislature as a whole would reflect the full range of the public's views in rough proportion to support.

CNN reports that Priebus "gets the joke" represented by the piece of rather nondescript furniture that nevertheless launched 1,001 jokes after the convention, including a mocking tweet from President Obama, a hilarious Colbert routine and the Internet phenomenon of "Eastwooding".

From (6) and (7), we get the residual signal represented by (8).

Free to use while the product is in beta, it is constructed loosely around a Google AdWords-style business model: businesses decide how much they are willing to pay to get a new customer (represented by a signup, or upgrade or whatever else is chosen).

This flies in the face of the larger political rule that when there are goodies to be dispensed, everybody gets a taste, and everybody represented by two Republican senators gets second helpings.

The Lewis and Clark journey was an important symbol for encouraging Americans to move westward (the frontier was declared gone by 1890); similarly, "getting" the genome was represented by HGP proponents as a "frontier" of knowledge that, like the moon landing, needed to be conquered.