Does it in fact represent the author's project?
The IPL does not, in fact, represent some pure effusion of free-market competition.
(He also answered wrong).... Philbin does not, in fact, represent a logical choice for the program's host.
Much of the growth in employment of recent years has been in this field: jobs that in fact represent the death of the real job.
He may in fact represent the last generation of major American writers to have emerged entirely from the old values of print.
Despite the ongoing series of multimillion-dollar deals capturing headlines, farmland purchases in fact represent a tiny proportion of Chinese investment in Australia.
But maybe it's not so surprising, because the cover does, in fact, represent a defining essence of much of Searle's work.
He wanted to create a novel which would try to represent everything by pretending that it did, in fact, represent everything.
He argued that quantum mechanics does, in fact, represent real physical states, but the logical rules used for quantum calculations diverge from those used in classical physics.
Therefore, we investigated if cat and cattle isolates are genetically distinct from each other or in fact represent identical genotypes.
Mobile aortic plaques (MAPs), movingfreely with the pulsatile aortic flow, in fact represent naturaltracers that reflect the flow pattern itself.
