Sentence examples for otherwise representing from inspiring English sources

He cannot vote, he said, but otherwise representing his clients is "not so far apart from what I did as a congressman, in representing constituents".

In the hourlong show (on Sunday nights at 11 and Friday mornings at 10), we see women, married and otherwise, representing all ethnic backgrounds and age ranges, who juggle intense workloads and deal compassionately with patients.

He distinguished three kinds of ideas: those that come from sense experience correspond to Locke's simple ideas of perception; those that come from "attending to the passions and operations of the mind" correspond to Locke's ideas of reflection; and those that come from compounding, dividing, or otherwise representing ideas correspond to Locke's compound ideas.

With these simplifications we can solve the integral as followed:

We used non-parametric bootstrapping to identify splits supported with > 95% confidence, and only included these statistically significant splits in our network (otherwise representing the data as a bifurcating tree) [ 85].

We represent a spectrum of parent mass n by a Boolean vector, where if the peak of m/z i (or simply the peak i) is present and otherwise (Representing peptides and spectra as vectors allows us to represent the generation of spectra from peptides by simple vector operations).

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A single representative from each bacterial phylum that was not otherwise represented was added to facilitate identification of novel clinical sequences.

"It represents a major class of Hellenistic honorific statuary not otherwise represented in the museum's collection".

Several abstentions would have clouded what otherwise represented a triumphant moment for the United States and Britain, who are sponsors of the resolution, along with Spain and Cameroon.

Politicised theatre is a scarce commodity, whereas writers delving into the human soul, anguished or otherwise, represent the vast majority of playwriting.