Sentence examples for most representations from inspiring English sources

A fundamental conviction almost since the beginning of her career has been that most representations of life in television and film fail to capture the way we really experience color, partly for technical reasons: bright colors are usually muted slightly to avoid giving pale human skin abnormal hues.

The theatergoers included two married members of South Carolina State's class of 1954, Lewis J. Wallace and Gladys W. Wallace, who said afterward that the play captured the tense era of Jim Crow segregation better than most representations of the 1960s that they had seen.

In most representations, the behavior of the crack and the fracture process zone is idealized within the geometric relations imposed by geometry and loading (Hillerborg et al. 1976; ACI 544.8R 2016).

It has been argued that the dominance of predictive four-stage travel demand models and data requirements has resulted in most representations of travel behaviour being simply a projection of present-day travel behaviour.

Most representations of gender in children's movies are downright horrible.

Research on "weight bias in the media" suggests that most representations of fat people in media are stigmatizing.

Most representation "still relates to things like Children in Need, the charity 'poster child'".

The pathways with the most representation were "translation" (1387 unigenes), "carbohydrate metabolism" (817 unigenes), and "Folding, sorting and degradation" (719 unigenes).

Companies that have had "women initiatives" for decades have the most representation of females in leadership positions.

Residents and physicians provided the most representation of "Physician-in-Training" (64% of sub-domains each), and physicians provided the most representation of "Learner" (100% of sub-domains).

The pathways related to 'environmental information processing' with the most representation were 'signal transduction' (571).