Sentence examples for it well represents from inspiring English sources

7. HOMEMADE CD'S -- That Sir Colin Davis's live recording of Berlioz's monumental opera "Les Troyens" with the London Symphony and an exemplary cast won a couple of Grammy Awards is notable, for it well represents the orchestra's venture into producing and marketing its own CD's.

Playful, inclusive and driven by a delight in the creative possibilities of computers, it well represents Mr. Machover's work.

Nevertheless, it well represents a system with a very high signal to noise ratio.

It well represents a practical system using time based localization techniques such as TOA, TDOA, and ATDOA.

As this cohort is population based and includes all consecutive patients with mCRC, it well represents the general population of stage IV CRC patients.

Miami, which won the national championship after the 2001 season, could further fortify the conference and keep it well represented in the B.C.S., Bowden said.

As widespread as this experience seemed to be among women, I didn't really see it well represented in contemporary literature, though a version of it is certainly represented in 18th- and 19th-century fiction.

Although the study group was small, it well represented all the doctors at the FSHS, and the response rate was high.

In fact, we lack phenotypic information for this sample, and it may well represent E. sanfordi as it was sampled north of the Bemarivo.

However, because we used supervised learning our classifier should be robust to such variation if it is well represented in our training set or if its effect is modest compared with the impact of purifying selection.

(Bruce checked to make sure that it was well represented in African-American hymnals).