"single representation of" is a perfectly valid phrase that is commonly used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a singular instance of something that is represented or shown, usually as an example. For example, "Here is a single representation of our company's core values."
Such cultural tunnel vision is only made worse by her passing over two millenniums of European art without including a single representation of Christ.
MICE not only addresses the issues of usability and flexibility but also extends the role of traditional visualization tools by allowing multiple users to view, manipulate, and interact with a single representation of a macromolecular structure.
That representation is not well suited for our purpose as, among other issues, there is not always a single representation of each 3D rotation but rather several possible angle combinations that lead to the same rotation.
A separate knowledge representation component is useful for software engineering purposes it is much better to have a single representation of a general fact that can have many different uses, since this makes the system easier to develop and to modify.
This suggests that the conjunction occurs automatically, independent of extra attention resources that may assist the association of separate characteristics into a single representation of an object, event, or chunk (Allen et al. 2006; Allen et al. 2009; Luck and Vogel 1997).
In fact, I don't remember a single representation of a queer woman in pop culture from my childhood, and I didn't meet an out lesbian in person until I was 18.
Another feature, advanced compositing, automatically aligns similar images to create a single representation out of several photographs.
While no single representation could capture the essence of 1.7 billion individuals, this exhibit demonstrates that "Islamic" means very different things around the world.
Petters, M. D. & Kreidenweis, S. M. A single parameter representation of hygroscopic growth and cloud condensation nucleus activity.
The major deficiency in these systems is that programmers can only view and manipulate a single logical representation of programs.
The Supertree Toolkit 2 (STK)50 was used to standardise these sources and to produce a single matrix representation of their structure using group inclusion characters51.
