Sentence examples for representation almost from inspiring English sources

Ross E. Firsenbaum, a senior associate, said the firm's lawyers had spent 2,500 hours — worth $950,000 at customary rates — on the case, the kind of representation almost never available to indigent convicts.

In the first nine months since the cuts came into force, just over 50,400 of the 88,300 parents involved in family court cases relating to children in England and Wales had no legal representation – almost six out of 10.

And to display exactly which ones, we've created a visual representation almost as stunning and desirable as the models themselves.

This HLA distribution differs markedly from the corresponding total IEDB reported influenza A epitopes representing the complete viral proteome, which show a much greater representation, almost 50%, of class II epitopes: 225 class I and 95 class II.

After removing repetitive, overabundant, and low quality sequences with a single representation, almost 27 million reads (864 million bp) corresponding to 8.6 million unique sequences remained for contig assembly.

As for the voting system's punctilious mix of direct election and proportional representation, this almost invariably brings coalition government and "lowest-common-denominator" decision-making.

But here's the paradox: thanks to the mechanical nature of the recording medium (still photos, or digits, strung together in rapid succession), playing with sequence and representation is almost irresistible.

When Israel was a newborn country fighting for survival, it had no time to devise an appropriate political model, so it went for pure proportional representation, practised almost nowhere else in the world.

A new parliament in Scotland, an assembly in Wales, self-rule in northern Ireland, a mayoralty in London, the introduction of proportional representation for almost all UK elections bar the House of Commons – it amounted to a quiet revolution that may well endure as New Labour's most permanent legacy.

The scale of representation increased almost linearly from <1 meter at the dorsal pole to ∼10 meters at the ventral pole.

It is proved that the particle representation converges almost surely to the quantity of interest as the number of particles tends towards infinity.