While protesters at the site at Crays Hill, Essex, chained themselves to gates and burnt-out cars, and bailiffs battled abuse to reach the gates of the barricaded plot, the trio made their representations.
They have made their representations on a vast array of high-stakes issues, including the rapid expansion of private higher education provision, the link between the Teaching Excellence Framework and fees, and the radical shake-up of sector agencies and their responsibilities.
Linear stylisation of F0 contours [40, 41] is commonly carried out, for a range of applications from speech coding to modelling dialogue acts and speaker verification, to make them simpler to analyse, and also has the additional advantage of making their representation more compact than that of the original contour.
Tenants are free to make their own representations.... dredging has been judged to be an acceptable activity on the Helford.
The presence of the tables when subjects have to make their choice activates "where" representations of the food, which also activates "what" representations of the food and "when" representations encoding information about how long ago the baiting event took place.
When these representations make their way into high school and college textbooks, slides, and work sheets, experts have little problem interpreting and using these representations.
Note that, while these motifs are over-represented, the modest values of over-representation make their biological relevance subject to interpretation.
The major newspaper groups have made their own representations through privileged access to those in power.
The study also found that Latinos represent a quarter of all moviegoers, making their lack of representation on the screen more outrageous.
"We're hoping to know precisely what the actual financial wherewithal of the company was at the time they made their applications and financial representations to us," he said.
