Sentence examples for represent the extent from inspiring English sources
Almost certainly Marc Antony and Julius Caesar represent the extent of Cleopatra's sexual history.
Unions say the figure does not represent the extent of the violence because staff can be encouraged not to report incidents to protect the reputations of their schools.
She said the statistics "do not currently represent the extent of our commitment to tackling domestic abuse and the scale of the challenge we face", adding: "It is still far too acceptable in society.
The parameter estimates associated with the PPI regressors (iv and v) represent the extent to which activity in each voxel of the brain correlates with activity in the TPJ during accept or reject trials.
A longish walk then gets you to Daniel Libeskind's Jewish Museum (number 4), a frenetic work of jagged angles and oblique lines which attempts to represent the extent to which the history of Berlin's Jews was enmeshed in that of the city itself, as well as the violence with which its two halves were torn apart.
When they are very small compared with the density itself i.e., when where the symbol Δ is used to represent the extent of the change along a streamline of the quantity that follows it, and where Vs is the speed of sound (see below Compressible flow in gases).
The whiskers represent the extent of the 95% central values.
The simulated RDX and TNT contaminant plumes, shown in Figure 2, represent the extent of contamination in the shallow aquifer at the end of 2002.
However, as we have shown in this study, data sources that rely on the identification of an AC as the principal diagnosis alone would under-represent the extent of the problem in a population.
These estimates depend on the sample of mobile elements included in the analysis, and therefore are very likely to under-represent the extent to which sequences derived from mobile elements are present in this forest, since the diversity of mobile elements is currently undersampled.
Hence, the hate crimes recorded in Table 2 under-represent the extent of hate crimes directed at Arab and Islamic Americans.
