Sentence examples for a different representation from inspiring English sources
Someone else could come up with a different representation of what they think this looks like.
To be descriptively adequate from a linguistic point of view, the set of features must be able to provide a different representation for each of the words that is phonologically distinct in a language; and if the feature set is to have any explanatory power it must also be able to classify phonemes into appropriate natural classes as required in the phonological rules of each language.
Each decision mode offers a different representation of information and provides a different type of feedback.
It is, in fact, a different representation of elements for clearer observation of pollution hot-spots.
Additionally, a different representation of the required information may be appropriate.
In this case polynomial PAC-learnability holds if a different representation language is used.
The rationale behind SVD is that a matrix A, composed of m rows by n columns, can be represented by a set of derived matrices [ 33] that allows for a numerically different representation of data without loss in semantic meaning.
That was a slightly different representation than he offered during the debate, and it matched up better with the account of Mr. Specter, who acknowledged having more general conversations with Mr. Santorum about the issue of appointees.
With these two vivid images of DNA, one limned in ancient chiaroscuro and the other in the latest fluorescent DNA-analyzing dyes, the visitor then encounters a quite different representation, three stout columns of boxy-looking slabs, stacked in spirals that stretch from floor to ceiling.
For target tracking purposes it is sometimes convenient to have a slightly different representation with redundant information to facilitate and speed up the data processing.
Therefore, it is not surprising that this different approach has been responsible for a very different representation of locust transcript sequences.
