Sentence examples for that represents better from inspiring English sources

I'm keen to find a place that represents better value and am now prepared to roll up my sleeves and consider a doer-upper.

This introduces, in the FE analysis process, a mesh that represents a better approximation of the exact geometric model.

They are often an amalgamation of "turf" that represents a better subject for criticism than faculty practices where much of the innovation actually rests.

Most other advanced industrial nations have multiple parties, and certainly one that represents middle class interests better, and especially worker interests.

Popper described how analogous feedback between different conjectures and their confrontation with observation or experimental test advanced scientific understanding by favoring ideas that represent reality better.

These are the 10 manufactured products that represent a better alternative of specialization for the country and that, consistent with the idea of selective industrial policy, should be subjects of state support.

Table 8 shows that the products that represent a better alternative for the sophistication of Colombian production are mainly chemical products (sulfonamides, cellulose acetate, chemical products for photography, glycosides and other compounds).

"They're focused on just having a positive impact on elections in America by supporting and promoting candidates that represent a better future for us," said Americans for Progressive Action spokesperson Sheena Tahilramani.

First that it increases the aggregation factors of both unsupervised and supervised maps, which means that the smoothed matrix represents better the correlation between the 5BLC/BLC6 training vectors.

If we can assume that his stated wish is sincere, then that represents a better hope for a peaceful future than the stoking of the understandable anger and grief of families of the victims of Sept. 11.

Herder's official position certainly had a powerful influence on some successors (especially Hegel), but it is this quieter counterstrand of skepticism that represents his better philosophical judgment.