Sentence examples for more closely represented from inspiring English sources

An increase in the level of inter-particle friction leads to a reduction in the degree of local particle rearrangement: the relative displacement of particle centres in the network is more closely represented by affine motion for the case of sticking contacts than frictionless contacts.

The Pharisees, who more closely represented the masses, were in the minority on the court.

Most notably, Stacey created an entire new line for the company, the So In Style® dolls, the first African-American dolls by Mattel that more closely represented contemporary girls and young women in this diverse, dynamic community.

Both the NanE and NanK phylogenies more closely represented the species tree but numerous incidences of incongruence are noted.

We hypothesized that it was because our Monte Carlo algorithm more closely represented the physical process of photon migration from the sources to the detectors within the medium.

An adjustment made to the off rate for the prothrombinase complex resulting in a KD of 0.1 nM (58.8 pM prothrombinase initially) generated an in silico prediction that more closely represented the empirical results seen with both 0.5 and 2.0 nM APC.

However, seismic data are available only at coarse vertical resolution, more closely representing interval average rock properties, whereas well log facies data more closely represent point rock properties.

This basis has the advantage being more closely representing a vibrating signal.

She said LGBTI candidates were important because "a parliament best serves a community that they more closely represent".

The situation at Los Angeles Southwest, without question, more closely represents the norm among community colleges around the country.

Will the political fissure created by the EU referendum convince voters to abandon their traditional affiliations and back a party that more closely represents their views on Brexit?