Sentence examples for needs to represent a from inspiring English sources

Just as trade unions need to unite producers and service users in the battle against the spending cuts, so Labour needs to represent a broad alliance for social justice and equality.

For instance, a user task needs to represent a picture on the cell phone.

If a facial recognition system is to perform well across all people, the training dataset needs to represent a diversity of skin tones as well factors such as hairstyle, jewelry and eyewear".

In the underlying problem, the measurement matrix needs to represent a discretized four-dimensional (4-D) space of the unknown motion parameters, such that each point in the discretized space represents a hypothetical combination of target motion parameters (v x,v y,a x,a y ).

For example, if one wishes to represent a graph structure, GrAF may be more convenient, or if one needs to represent a system of type priorities, UIMA may be more convenient.

There's no need to represent a peace accord in a restaurant.

"The Jewish people, who suffered excommunications and expulsions, need to represent a light unto the nations".

BMW engineers are fond of saying that electric vehicles do not need to represent "a rolling vow of poverty".

It is also time for popular culture to depict a diversity of characters – nuanced, complicated characters, who don't need to represent a whole collective.

"In a funny way," Mr. Bynum said, "since it has a physical home, there was less need to represent a specific scene".

More is needed to represent a genius who is on the austistic spectrum than social awkwardness and the improbable ability to calculate his own word counts.