Sentence examples for quite represented from inspiring English sources

On the C1s XPS spectrum (Figure 3B (a)), all the expected components are found, in particular, the main peak shoulder at 287.0 eV, characteristic of C-O-C bindings that is quite represented in the EstC-NH2 molecule.

That scenario does not quite represent the standard history of the Vikings in North America.

The tracks we've heard don't quite represent that radical a break with tradition.

And if his marriage and his business had both collapsed, that did not quite represent the totality of Lanier's life: for years, he has pursued a seemingly quite separate career as a professional musician.

However, sometimes the classical linear expectation (mathbb{E}) does not quite represent people's preferences (see Allais [5], Ellsberg [6]).

Because Groupon isn't quite representing their new product accurately.

The video, to me, quite complexly represents something quite simple.

Rich, Benign Oddity On CD Mauricio Kagel's music was quite well represented on CD until the recent deletion of most of the Montaigne catalog.

The dancers and drummers surrounded the witch doctor, whose mask was grotesque and — the long nose, the animal hair, the white skin — quite obviously represented Altman's face.

The diffuse paths can be quite easily represented in the RRP from the reference reflector.

A preliminary comparison showed that, at national level, the Italian dwellings are quite well represented by the sample.