Sentence examples for is most representative from inspiring English sources
Yet it is the book's title poem that is most representative of the collection.
Often in Mozart concertos it's the first movement that is most representative, but in this work each of the three has equal weight which makes it especially important.
A thermostat controls the temperature at its location and it should be placed where it is most representative of the occupants' thermal experience.
To better understand the mechanisms related to the control of infection, we studied the evolution and architecture of the splenic cellular immune response in a murine model that is most representative of human subclinical infection.
The key step of deriving the right cluster that enters into the cluster formula, termed the principal cluster, is emphasized, including defining the nearest-neighbor cluster and determining the principal cluster that is most representative for the phase structure.
In many ways, however, the attempt by Salvador Allende to unite Marxists and other reformers in a socialist reconstruction of Chile is most representative of the direction that Latin American socialists have taken since the late 20th century.
Model calibration is performed to assess the values of parameters which are most representative of the measured building behaviour.
"In some respects you can say that we're most representative of the diversity of the AFC.
I have picked some questions that were most representative of the interest — from all over the world — and most pertinent.
Then we introduce the active learning strategy into our framework, aiming at training a well performed classifier with only a subset of data that are most representative.
