Sentence examples for One representation from inspiring English sources

One representation characterised the new design as "ugly, an eyesore and a triumph for money over the preservation of local history, style and local aesthetics".

One representation of unregulated flows was to distribute the net recorded flows at each coastal canal outflow point as a constant value through the simulation period (Lohmann et al. 2012).

One representation of statistical norms is the normal distribution, which is adopted as the distribution model of intelligence.

One representation is said to be higher than another in policy abstraction when it generalizes over the latter.

Simply put, "apperception" is Herbart's term for the assimilation of one representation or representational mass into another.

The original Human Genome Project sequenced just one representation, three billion bases.

The artist's high profile and buildings in the borough were a "testament to social mobility and the opportunities available for women and ethnic minorities", one representation said.

Dutton continued: "The point that I would make is that one representation of a child or a woman in any of these reports is one too many".

The assassination may be the first event of international importance to have fused with one representation, so much so that Kennedy's death is virtually unimaginable without Zapruder's film.

This anxious hum doesn't dilute the delight of watching Paprika jump from one representation to another — from a pane of glass into an image on a T-shirt — but it invests this film with a fascinating tension.

While moving your hand in three dimensions to play a glorified game of Breakout is pretty neat — kind of like the first time you played Wii Sports — having a one-to-one representation of your hand in front of you touching objects with weight and volume felt more engaging than any motion sensing peripheral I've tried before.