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Asian women are encouraged to write about oppression and forced marriage, while representations of black culture include absent fathers and gangs.

She said her sculptures, while representations of meticulously gathered data, seek less to teach viewers explicitly about science than to make them think about how they think.

That is, while representations of low-level visual features were shared between days, representations of rule-based associations were not.

They also point out that while representation of women in fiction declined over the period, other categories of writing such as non-fiction saw "an enormous expansion" of female writers.

Scientific modeling and theorizing have been topics of heated debate in twentieth century philosophy of science in the analytic tradition, while representation of the real and ideal has never moved far from the core humanist concerns of historians of Western art.

While representation of LGBTQ people has increased significantly, coverage still largely focuses on gay and lesbian white people leaving out a wide array of others in the LGBTQ community and its vast intersections".

So while representation of bisexual characters rose on both broadcast and streaming series, GLAAD found that many of these characters are often depicted as untrustworthy, duplicitous and other negative and harmful stereotypes.  .

The representation of LOC alone increased slightly over time, while representation of all non-interacting LOC fusions decreased, suggesting that fusion of LOC to a non-interacting protein actually provides negative selective pressure.

While representation of resolution through a CTF graph is more rigorous and objective, visualization of the individual phantoms does provide intuitive insight into how resolution affects imaging performance in an image with tissue-relevant scattering and speckle.

Both devices have charts showing the locations and names of stars and planets while superimposing representations of star patterns.

She notes that while media representations of black men have gotten better, "regardless of race, the person most people fear is a young, black man".