Sentence examples for was representation from inspiring English sources
noun
That which represents another.
- Venus of Willendorf]] was an early representation of the female body.
Because one of the reasons I voted for him was representation — because he was black.
The original title in French was Representation de feu terrible a Nouvelle Yorck and in German Schröckenvolle Feuersbrunst welche zu Neu Yorck.
Then it was representation for Iraq's refugees and whether more seats in the future Parliament should be allocated to Kurdish provinces in what appeared to be at the expense of predominantly Sunni Arab provinces.
In addition to the CIO of the research firm, there was representation by both the private and public sector.
There was representation from UCEM residents and attendings, medical students, and the Director of Multicultural Affairs at the Pritzker School of Medicine.
Where the majority of attention when someone mentions the word tends to point towards car sharing apps or accommodation services, such as AirBnB, Uber, CarAmigo, Moovit, and BlaBlaCar, there was representation from companies demonstrating citizen-sourced innovation for local authorities (MillionYou) and Internet Of Things hardware that draws on the power of the crowd (The Thing Network).
In a pair of papers Rodney Brooks (1991a, 1991b) had presented a general and accessible overview of a new kind of intelligent computational architecture, subsumption architecture, that was representation-lite and world-driven.
So is representation in Congress.
How is representation related to (political) agency?
The point, Ms. Bougaard says, is representation, not categorization.
