Sentence examples for a real-world representation from inspiring English sources

"We don't get a real-world representation," he said.

"The game is a real-world representation," Matt Prior, the producer of the game, said in a telephone interview.

For a weekend, Crusted Butte was redubbed "Whatever", a real-world representation of Bud Light's promise that the beer and its drinkers are "up for whatever".

Star-D rejected typical clinical study design and aimed to create a real-world representation of how patients actually experience and treat depression: through trial and error, taking one drug after another, searching for one that helps.

The EPA revised its formulas in order to generate a more accurate real-world representation of what EVs can achieve and the Volt's the first car to benefit from this revision.

First, our data are in line with previous observations that within a modular structure of neural networks involved in real-world representation, brain activity associated with personal familiarity shows a relatively preserved pattern across various stimuli such as faces, voices, places, and objects [1], [8], [10], [11].

This further strengthens its unique and preserved role in real-world representation processes.

Sugiura et al. [8] illustrate that due to the suggested modular nature of multimodal representation, different real-world representation processes may share distinct 'modules' or 'cognitive response patterns'.

"Little kids need to be able to turn on the TV and see real-world representations of themselves," she said.

We begin this discussion by clarifying the definition of grounded cognition, a controversial term than has been applied to several distinct theories, and then direct the discussion to grounded theories of abstract (e.g., lacking a real-world referent) conceptual processing and representation in the human brain.

Three-dimensional (3D) modeling is the most complete representation of a real-world hyporheic zone.