We know this fringe does not truly represent Islam.
Traditional methods of assessing current physical properties may not truly represent the properties of the batch.
This is especially important because the name that appears on label of the color may or may not truly represent the pigments present.
This is especially important because the name that appears on the tube of color may or may not truly represent the pigments present.
Although direct strength tests, which are destructive in nature, are excellent for quality control during construction, their main shortcoming is that the tested specimen may not truly represent the concrete in the actual structure.
Mr. Morse said the roundabout was developed and approved by a task force that did not truly represent the village -- its members are "the usual suspects and do-gooders," he said -- and that did not communicate with the Village Board.
I explained to a group of Albanian teenagers participating in an education program that I had begun that we could not truly represent Kosovo unless we involved Serbs, Bosnians and other minority groups.
I think that their real fear is that their ideas do not truly represent the majority of the people, and the only way to keep power is to disenfranchise the poor and the powerless.
As the first leg of a home-and-home series grew closer, a verbal counterattack lashed out in Puerto Rico, claiming that the team did not truly represent Puerto Rico – indeed members of Ramirez's squad such as Stan Koziol, Ramiro Borj and Franco Paonessa had no Puerto Rican heritage but could play for the team through their US passports.
"If police forces do not truly represent the people they serve, if they are not made up of men and women of all backgrounds, if they do not properly reflect the communities where local officers police, then we cannot truly say the police are the public and the public are the police".
Fourth, a scale-space saliency map of an image does not truly represent what is salient to the human eye.
