Sentence examples for in general represent from inspiring English sources
I attribute much of the state's problem to the abysmal lack of representation we have experienced in recent years, principally because our state representatives in general represent large conglomerations of interest groups with sufficient funds to buy votes.
The UNIQUAC/UNIFAC models can not in general represent vapor-liquid and liquid-liquid equilibria simultaneously with satisfactory results.
Mixing calculations suggest that bomb-pulse tritium measurements, in general, represent the tail end of travel times for thermonuclear-test-era (bomb-pulse) infiltration.
A 2013 Nielsen report shows that while Hispanics in general represent $1.3 trillion in purchasing power, it is the female members of Hispanic households that are driving purchasing decisions.
The AED, founded in 1993, is "an organization of eating disorders professionals that embodied excellence in education, treatment, and research that could advocate for patients with eating disorders, provide professional training and development and, in general, represent the field of eating disorders". Congratulations, Anne.
It has been found that, at the typical low-temperature Fischer Tropsch synthesis process conditions, more than 95 mol.% of the C1 C30 hydrocarbons, that in general represent more than 99 mol.% of the hydrocarbon products, are in the vapor phase.
Wetlands and aquatic habitats in Mediterranean environments are very scarce in general, representing a limiting resource for all species.
Firstly, the question whether a single perturbation load in general represents a "worst case" imperfection is addressed.
More traditional German conservatives came to accept the Nazi narrative that the Communists and leftists in general represented a mortal threat to Germany.
As these displacements can be followed throughout the history of a fatigued component, the fatigue process in general represents a continuum of behavior.
It is obvious, that the use of mobile technology in general represents a great asset for the company's competitive ability.
