This is a natural consequence of pruning the component trees, where the vertex that would perfectly represent an object is unlikely to be part of the pruned tree.
"It's the story that perfectly represents a conflict between an individual's ethics and the orders that he's getting".
For one thing, at a time when where you sit so often determines where you stand, Mr. Milner almost perfectly represents a global technology elite whose frame of reference is planet Earth.
Among the discoveries for the French was Will Hay, who, with his henchmen Graham Moffatt (the fat boy) and Moore Marriott (the wizened old codger), perfectly represented a certain type of bumbling British humour.
[ U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) 2003] Barr et al. (2006) stated that "because responses from convenience samples are likely to be better than that for a representative sample, they may actually be more 'representative.'" The fallacy of this statement is shown by a hypothetical CNN call-in response to a question from 100% of its viewers that perfectly represents all CNN viewers.
I am always on the lookout for that elusive high street that perfectly represents all of the UK in every respect, so keep your suggestions coming.
It works like this: Imagine that there are 10 guests at a party and that the guests perfectly represent the demographics of New Jersey.
At the Morgan, the forty shots in a version of the staccato ensemble perfectly represent Hujar's total investment of himself in one-off images.
However, in combination with the structure of the National Seniors Australia membership this response rate leads to a risk that the sample may not perfectly represent the wider population of older Australians.
Second, the designed hypothetical patients might not perfectly represent the range of patients seen in daily practice with a variety of potential confounders such as age, gender, comorbidities and activity level.
