Sentence examples for representation somewhat from inspiring English sources

Labour lost the 1987 general election to the Conservative Party, though it managed to increase its parliamentary representation somewhat.

As an expression of the people's voice, President Mohammad Khatami's overwhelming victory does raise hopes for continued progress toward a form of popular representation somewhat at variance with democracy as practiced in the West.

The total lack of atheist congressional representation is somewhat surprising in the broader context of nationwide faith and non-faith trends.

Convention dictates that explicit sexual representation remain somewhat veiled and hidden within prescribed standards of taste, allowing pornography to operate almost like an adjunct of the collective unconscious, a murky underworld of desire where people work out their sexual fantasies, no matter how politically incorrect (rape and racially based enslavement are two of the biggies).

Source analysis indicated that the centroid of this pitch chroma representation lies somewhat anterior and lateral to primary auditory cortex.

Leventhal's common-sense model of illness perception suggests that people's illness cognitions are structured along five core dimensions: illness identity, timeline, consequences, causes, and controllability; symptoms can also trigger emotional representations which are somewhat independent of the cognitive dimensions [ 30, 31].

What a blissful place it must be … It's a somewhat amusing representation of life in a busy hospital – a doctor living in a camper van in the car park would be clamped and towed within the hour!

Simulation games often include this capability suggesting their use as research and/or educational tools, but this requires a somewhat realistic representation of environmental processes.

To address this problem, we have developed a heuristic technique for consolidation of structural paths which reduces polymorphic paths to somewhat consistent representation.

There was also a somewhat higher representation of individuals with children of all ages in the data consistent with expectations as well as a slightly higher representation of individuals doing volunteer work, both overall and in particular categories.

This representation of kinases is somewhat similar to the FragSim similarity measure used by Sutherland et al.[51] due to the fact that both measures assess protein similarity by the structures of their inhibitors, but differs in two important aspects.