Sentence examples for varied representation of from inspiring English sources
There is also a varied representation of David Smith's sculptures, from more human and animated works like "Untitled (Study for Agricola, I)" (1951), to the decidedly mechanical-looking "Vertical Pistol Structure" (1952).
There is also a varied representation of rodents corresponding to the second faunistic stratum of South America (Old Island Hoppers, Simpson 1950).
Furthermore, despite a varied representation of participants from across Europe, this paper cannot, unfortunately, provide a pan-European perspective on alerts in CDS.
It was the musicians' varied representation of that notion of independence, so well-attuned to the mood of activism now.
Approximately 10%13%% of the population is left-handed (LH), and certain professions have varied representation of LH individuals.
The 44 different ENCODE pilot regions were chosen by the ENCODE consortium to include a balanced, yet varied, representation of gene density and conserved genomic elements [31].
The rationale for doing so is not to support students' distinct learning styles, an idea that is popular but unsupported by the empirical evidence (Pashler et al. 2008), but instead is based on the fact that learners that engage with varied representations of an idea or concept demonstrate improved learning outcomes (Pellegrino and Hilton 2012).
Like the youth respondents the women described varied representations of the rights-based approach, noting some positive changes associated with it, but primarily critiquing it fiercely for clashing with cultural values and being out-of-sync with their own priorities.
However, differences may also be caused by varied representations of people with a good or poor prognosis, or there may be underlying differences across settings, countries or cultures explaining these observations.
This year, complex and varied representations have begun to emerge.
For a country as varied and complicated as Israel, the representation of minorities is crucial.
