Sentence examples for representation much from inspiring English sources

The country has a voting system of proportional representation much like Germany's, and a party leader who may hold the balance of power has a record of prevarication.

Furthermore, DET provides a linear signal representation where the sequence may be obtained from the TF representation much easier than it is with the bilinear TF representations such as Wigner distribution [13].

A book cover needs a marketing mind to find your "sales" points and to create a visual representation, much the same way a film is presented to the public.

This is supported by phylogenetic analyses that showed that most of the species that have strong stereochemical associations to their coding triplets increased their representation much later in evolution, after the last universal common ancestor was established [ 51].

Haag mentions that von Neumann first discovered 'different' (unitarily inequivalent) representations much earlier in (von Neumann 1938).

But the problems around the lack of representation are much worse than the report suggests.

And, as JK Galbraith pointed out, they also don't like taxation with representation very much either.

The sector struggles with BME (black and minority ethnic) and LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) representation in much the same way as it does with gender diversity.

Whereas they kept hold of some form of representation, however much they pushed it to its limits, Malevich abandoned the depiction of reality altogether.

"What is reinforced," Robert H. Bork wrote in 1990, "is not democratic representation so much as it is judicial power to redistribute the polity's goods".

As the critic Richard B. Woodward wrote in The Times in 2003, the assassination became "fused with one representation, so much so that Kennedy's death is virtually unimaginable without Zapruder's film".